@Epic Benjo I have reviewed that video did you? The reason why a demonstration wasn't shown is because it's not safe nor effective. Are you telling me with a gas fire in a vehicle that you would be willing to get inches away? How about your basic grease fire in your home? I believe not sir
Do you trust gravity? The Sun? Moon? Seeing something doesn't make it true. What was the color of the dress that went viral? Each party swore they were correct in color.
@@FartInhalerSlamPoetry technically this is one but idk if this would qualify as an extinguisher in my truck cause I'm starting an auto transport company and the smaller the better
There's a reason he's not allowed to show it. I just watched another video off it and it couldn't even put a small wood fire out and had no chance on a grease fire.
To be fair the thing does say don't use on wood fires. I work on tanks for a living which usually involves Halon or similar because of the space. However those can be dangerous. They do use this technology elsewhere but for small places where the "cloud" can hover over what it's putting out. Personally I wouldn't use it anywhere outside especially with wind
Yeah "due to uhh laws or something I can't show you this actually working but don't worry I'll be more than happy to waste it in front of you here's a link to buy it this totally isn't a secret sponsorship or scam"
@@Likeaworm except we don’t even use that in space shuttles. I had once aided in managing the cargo manifesto for the dragon capsule back in 2020 with minor contribution to safety design systems. We specifically avoided these things simply because it was another potential ignition source for fire. In an oxygen rich environment, it’s the last thing you’d want to be using to put out fires. We instead use technology similar to Inergen; the same tech found in server room’s fire extinguishing systems.
This could potentially save someone’s investment. Including a $80,000 truck. Most people won’t carry a full size fire extinguisher but you can’t pass this up
Ironically enough I carry a 15 pound fire extinguisher with me everywhere. I had one in my 350Z and put out a vehicle fire on the side of the interstate.
While someone brings out a fire extinguisher because it takes time someone else can be helping with this since it’s more portable and seems faster to bring out
I think because it's not certified as a fire extinguisher and therefore cannot be marketed as a fire extinguisher. But that shouldn't be a problem if he isn't being paid to speak for the company, TH-camrs misuse products all the time, you're allowed to do it. It's either that or this product simply does not work
@@rylandavis2976nope. Saw a chat show in US and a few other shows that said if you want to use a fire cracker or light up fire for demonstration then you would need written permissions from departments, get medical van, fire extinguisher trucks at site before you can do it. The show was in 2014 in California. Idk about current laws of your region.
At a cost of $90 these things are just as if not more expensive as a good quality large size fire extinguisher. Even when considering more portable options the element is about 2-5 times more expensive than fire extinguisher aerosol cans. Looking around on amazon I could get two EZ fire spray cans (for living room and vehicle), two First Alert medium fire extinguishers (for kitchen and garage), Flasld fire blanket (for the bedroom), and a couple liters of water. Now these are not the best fire extinguishers, but they appear to be a lot better than just one element stick. The cans are wider in diameter but don't need the striker and match seen in the video, making them a lot faster and more intuitive. The medium size fire extinguisher is a conventional type with a pin and squeeze operation. Something that is well known for most people in the world for use in fire safety. The fire blanket is meant to either be thrown on the fire to smother it or used as a protective cover as you attempt to escape a burning structure. The first task is a good deal harder but considering the option for the later is attempting to fight a house fire with a single stick I'd take the blanket and get out. Water isn't good for grease and oil fires, but it can work on wood such as in a house or in a garden. It could also help when eating hot foods or when you're tired. Looking around at the element and some testing on it, the first few videos I found don't show it in a good light. As most of the time it doesn't seem like the element does much. th-cam.com/video/dCaPUYKs5Zc/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/mUR6zrz3DYU/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/MAjlLscIizI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/users/shorts2xSnw_C7uIA?feature=share
@@SPHYNX99752 While it is technically possible to mount 4 fire extinguishers, the blanket and water on a motorcycle I only specifically mentioned one type of extinguisher for use on a vehicle. Specifically I mentioned thr EZ spray. It's about the size of a normal full size aerosol can like those used for shaving cream, bug spray, etc. Making it easy to potentially mount on a motorcycle. For myself I have it tucked under my seat. For the other EZ spray, the larger fire extinguishers, the blanket, and the water I specifically mentioned other potential locations for their use. Places like a living room, Vehicle, kitchen, garage, and bedroom.
These are awesome. You can choose different sizes and if you're in a situation where you can't safely fight the fire such as a room, you can set it off and leave it running.
@@starfishprime2864 lol they definitely do work...I've used 2 over the last 5yrs both in decommissioned server rooms where inergen suppression wasn't available. Like extinguishers the they have pro's & con's but the advertising shouldn't suggest it covers all classes even if it has the ability to extinguish the fire. Some extinguishers would perform better in different environments. In enclosed environment these work well. But outside in the wind not so great. That's where the pressure of a traditional fire extinguisher would perform better. Definitely not a one size fits all but it does work.
No sir! Standard kit everywhere there currently isn’t a fire extinguisher. Imagine a fire extinguisher cheap enough to put in every bedroom and teach ur kids to use. So many videos of kids doing something stupid and a small fire starts. By the time they come back with a cup of water the fire is up the curtains and they dont know to just pull the curtains down and cover with a bed comforter. I would like one with a pull ring tho, and the extra striker in case the pull ring breaks. Can someone explain to me why he cant show us this thing putting out a fire? That’s really strange and suspicious.
I dont think this thing is regulated at all and is probably illegal to sell as a safety device because all safety devices must have an expiration date, especially pyrotechnics that can absorb moisture from the air and go innert. Even if it’s completely sealed.
@@Wtfinc Mr smarty. This is a motorcycle (chemical) fire extinguisher. For motorcycles, not childrens bedrooms. As for the expiration date, it would be the halftime of the chemicals used (very very long) He doesn't show it putting out a fire because 1) its very expensive 2) very hard and expensive to clean up 3) expensive to replace. In the automotive industry it's not a bad idea to put a non expiring fire extinguisher (which extinguises all kinds of fire that happen during a car crash) into every vehicle.
@@Wtfinc you talk about this being cheap, but it's 80-100usd. A full sized fire extinguisher runs 40-90usd and here are small aerosol can sized fire extinguishers which seems to work for kitchen and BBQ use which are 10-20usd. The only laws the guy could be referring to are likely local laws regarding the filming of fires, creating of fires, etc. You can just Google videos of people testing this product and it works at putting out a real fire about 50% of the time.
@@jaggns5774 dude, ur a knob. U don’t think I know that crap? And my kids will absolutely have something. Anything is better than nothing. Its better use in a child’s bedroom where it could suffocate them because if its in the bag of a flaming bike how will u use it? My kid can get out of a room. One byproduct of that extinguisher could be oxygen for all we know. U know the fire extinguisher under ur sink is also a “chemical” fire extinguisher. Ever used one inside? All u gotta do is teach ur kid that when ur done firefighting, open the window and throw it outside or run it out the front door
Thanks for showing this I bought one a year or two ago and ended having to use it during a cross country cycle trip save my bike and I tell everyone I meet about them
Just means it won't stop you from getting oxygen and suffocate quick, like how most fire extinguishers work, good if you're in an enclosed space... It's not good to breathe, just won't kill you as fast..
No actually elements do not have half lives, isotopes and compounds have half lives. What would elemental potassium decay into? Though yes in this case whatever this extinguisher is probably uses something that isn't infinitely stable or non-oxidizable. But we still don't actually know for a fact unless you read the label (I didn't)
@@AlexNiles64 besides, it gets the point across for people who didn't really focus a whole lot and learned those exact words, it's grade school level thinking.
How exactly? Not claiming this works by any means, but how would adding potassium radicals cause an explosion? All it would do it oxidize the air around the fire.
We call that an "encapsulating agent". Some work, some don't. I found one from 25 years ago that's works on the same principle our new firefighting foam does. I know a local land Rover shop gives them to new customers and even demo-ed one on a travel trailer.
Elements data sheet says it’s Potassium Nitrate (KNO3) and an “organic oxidizer” which is most likely sugar. It’s just one of those DIY smoke bombs and they’re selling for $90. Has some sort of plasticizer as well probably to slow the reaction so it doesn’t pressurize in the tube during the reaction.
@@blakebrown8084 No it’s not dangerous, thats not how chemistry works. Bananas have potassium in them as well, but theyre not going around and exploding. But this product doesn’t work anyways lol
@@blakebrown8084 yes, it does, don't listen to the guy beneath you that answered, doesn't understand the difference between bound potassium and ground state, elemental potssium. 2K+2H2O=H2+2KOH+HEAT(EXOTHERMIC)
@@CMT_Crabbles bananas contain *potassium containing chemicals* not potassium. Potassium radicals, are even more reactive and would bind exothermically to basically any element it comes across, but once it's reacted with something (I.E non ground state, non metallic potassium) it doesn't react with anything else, unless it's more reactive than potassium or the other element it's ionically/covalently bonded to.
Just a note but anyone carrying the size of normal extinguisher he showed for their car, please get a bigger one!!! I've dumped a couple to prove to mates how short they actually last and how little they do, if you don't catch the problem immediately (so basically anything other than a dash fire) it'll be way to big to put it out. Hell even the full size 20kg ones you normally see in buildings aren't always enough when you don't get straight to the fire, I've seen a 2 minute old fire on a vehicle that was moving like 20kmph (so super easy to see and smell the smoke, unlike in a car doing freeway speeds) just eat a 20kg extinguisher and keep going, took 2 of them to get it out and they nearly lost a brand new quarter million dollar machine, it's crazy how quick it happens
It looks like it could be even smaller if the handle was removed and the tube wrapped in silicone tape. It could probably fit under the seat of most bikes.
Would be nice to keep in your car if your engine or anything catches fire. I see a it if ways this product could be used and it honestly makes me wanna buy it
That's something I need for my 03R6 she's a bit old & getting HoTT-ier every summer that goes by. It's ONLY a matter of time before it's a catastrophic failure.
As a firefighter, I can tell you that it actually isn’t the worlds first handheld version. Depending on the class of fire extinguisher you have, it is the same thing. That one is significantly smaller though
@@Morbpious there’s a chance that a lot of this channel’s viewers don’t have lives- specifically the ones who burned to death after trusting their lives to this scam of a fire extinguisher 😂
Search in TH-cam for a demo video, it can barely handle putting out active fires that are camp fire sized, let alone a car fire. Do NOT buy this unless you value your life and possessions. I've seen a lot of these videos claiming not to be sponsored but I'm pretty sure they are. It's sus already that he wasn't willing to show it in action but seein others test it is more than enough evidence.
There’s also a ton of people who have used it successfully, just like a regular fire extinguisher. Ton of extinguishers that have failed to work or put out fires. You’re not a genius nor are you very intellectual thinking man made items work 1000% of the time. Get a life.
@@adobomoto I love the irony here. You just told this dude to “get a life” while selling a product that could take lives. Quit being such a sellout. Nothing says “I hate the people supporting me and my channel” more than selling them a dangerous product. Crypto scammers will take your money, but at least they don’t try to take your life too.
No I don't go poop, but I did get to ride the scooter this afternoon and it was fum. All I did was bought................ Charged my old battery and siphon the old gas out. I made sure the tire pressure was good before I take it on the road. Right meow I'm going to pick up some food at a local ghetto restaurant. I won't be riding the scooter because it's dark and I don't want it to get stolen. Next year when I go to the dealership to get my Mt 09 I will be trading the scooter in.
Never trust anything that someone can't demonstrate
Word
Here’s the test:
th-cam.com/video/dCaPUYKs5Zc/w-d-xo.html
@Epic Benjo I have reviewed that video did you? The reason why a demonstration wasn't shown is because it's not safe nor effective. Are you telling me with a gas fire in a vehicle that you would be willing to get inches away? How about your basic grease fire in your home? I believe not sir
@@1982field Huh? Yeah, I watched the video. I was agreeing with your initial comment and added the test to show that it was ineffective.
Do you trust gravity? The Sun? Moon? Seeing something doesn't make it true. What was the color of the dress that went viral? Each party swore they were correct in color.
You said you couldn’t show us putting out a fire, but you put out this fire video 🔥
Damn. Wordsmith 🔥
@@adobomoto Cunning linguist...
@@vpweber I prefer "Master Debater". 🧑🏫
@@tkitchens91 🤣
@@tkitchens91 sums me up well
Fire "Extinguisher" ... but we can't call it an extinguisher because regulating bodies don't consider this an extinguisher.
Because it can’t extinguish anything
@@NG.. Yes.
That's why it's not called an extinguisher.
Because regulators don't consider this an extinguisher.
(Insert your comment here)
So this won't pass a dot inspection?
@@FartInhalerSlamPoetry technically this is one but idk if this would qualify as an extinguisher in my truck cause I'm starting an auto transport company and the smaller the better
@@jonathna11 th-cam.com/video/mUR6zrz3DYU/w-d-xo.html
I'll be honest with you, I wouldn't throw away my fire extinguisher and replace it with this.
Just watched a video of it and it couldn’t put out any fires lmao
Thats why he can't show us it putting out fires
@@oscped4because it DOESNT 😂
Comparing this to a fire extinguisher on this video does more harm than good
No maintenance no cleanup and it doesn't work very well. Sounds great
Same
BS meter is off the chart
Right lol
This comment was paid for by Big Extinguisher
@@JG-kb6dp 🤣🤣
There's a reason he's not allowed to show it.
I just watched another video off it and it couldn't even put a small wood fire out and had no chance on a grease fire.
To be fair the thing does say don't use on wood fires. I work on tanks for a living which usually involves Halon or similar because of the space. However those can be dangerous. They do use this technology elsewhere but for small places where the "cloud" can hover over what it's putting out. Personally I wouldn't use it anywhere outside especially with wind
Sad to say it doesn't work that well.
Not surprised
Yeah "due to uhh laws or something I can't show you this actually working but don't worry I'll be more than happy to waste it in front of you here's a link to buy it this totally isn't a secret sponsorship or scam"
It works well in an enclosed space like a space shuttle
@@Likeaworm he said he was “showing this to bikers” hinting that it would be useful outdoors, which it isn’t
@@Likeaworm except we don’t even use that in space shuttles. I had once aided in managing the cargo manifesto for the dragon capsule back in 2020 with minor contribution to safety design systems. We specifically avoided these things simply because it was another potential ignition source for fire.
In an oxygen rich environment, it’s the last thing you’d want to be using to put out fires. We instead use technology similar to Inergen; the same tech found in server room’s fire extinguishing systems.
This could potentially save someone’s investment. Including a $80,000 truck. Most people won’t carry a full size fire extinguisher but you can’t pass this up
Ironically enough I carry a 15 pound fire extinguisher with me everywhere. I had one in my 350Z and put out a vehicle fire on the side of the interstate.
Good for you. Unlikely situations tend to happen more often for those who aren’t prepared for them
While someone brings out a fire extinguisher because it takes time someone else can be helping with this since it’s more portable and seems faster to bring out
Wrong don’t buy this product th-cam.com/video/dCaPUYKs5Zc/w-d-xo.html
Yeah it doesn't work as advertised
It's cool, if your putting out embers from a campfire...
Molecular level
That some naruto shit😂😂
More like oxy inhibitor
What law says you can’t put out a fire with a fire extinguisher as a demonstration?
The law where he wants to get paid for this ad, so instead of demonstrating it not working, he just shows it popping off and doing nothing.
I think because it's not certified as a fire extinguisher and therefore cannot be marketed as a fire extinguisher. But that shouldn't be a problem if he isn't being paid to speak for the company, TH-camrs misuse products all the time, you're allowed to do it.
It's either that or this product simply does not work
@@rylandavis2976nope. Saw a chat show in US and a few other shows that said if you want to use a fire cracker or light up fire for demonstration then you would need written permissions from departments, get medical van, fire extinguisher trucks at site before you can do it.
The show was in 2014 in California. Idk about current laws of your region.
@@ackshayshukla doesn't surprise me in California. But definitely not here
@@ackshayshuklaSo your source is "some chat show"?
Sounds so legit, bro.
At a cost of $90 these things are just as if not more expensive as a good quality large size fire extinguisher. Even when considering more portable options the element is about 2-5 times more expensive than fire extinguisher aerosol cans.
Looking around on amazon I could get two EZ fire spray cans (for living room and vehicle), two First Alert medium fire extinguishers (for kitchen and garage), Flasld fire blanket (for the bedroom), and a couple liters of water. Now these are not the best fire extinguishers, but they appear to be a lot better than just one element stick.
The cans are wider in diameter but don't need the striker and match seen in the video, making them a lot faster and more intuitive. The medium size fire extinguisher is a conventional type with a pin and squeeze operation. Something that is well known for most people in the world for use in fire safety. The fire blanket is meant to either be thrown on the fire to smother it or used as a protective cover as you attempt to escape a burning structure. The first task is a good deal harder but considering the option for the later is attempting to fight a house fire with a single stick I'd take the blanket and get out. Water isn't good for grease and oil fires, but it can work on wood such as in a house or in a garden. It could also help when eating hot foods or when you're tired.
Looking around at the element and some testing on it, the first few videos I found don't show it in a good light. As most of the time it doesn't seem like the element does much.
th-cam.com/video/dCaPUYKs5Zc/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/mUR6zrz3DYU/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/MAjlLscIizI/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/users/shorts2xSnw_C7uIA?feature=share
Let's see you put all those items in your motorcycle. 🤷
@@SPHYNX99752 While it is technically possible to mount 4 fire extinguishers, the blanket and water on a motorcycle I only specifically mentioned one type of extinguisher for use on a vehicle.
Specifically I mentioned thr EZ spray. It's about the size of a normal full size aerosol can like those used for shaving cream, bug spray, etc. Making it easy to potentially mount on a motorcycle. For myself I have it tucked under my seat.
For the other EZ spray, the larger fire extinguishers, the blanket, and the water I specifically mentioned other potential locations for their use. Places like a living room, Vehicle, kitchen, garage, and bedroom.
“I can’t legally demonstrate this”
Source: trust me bro
Here’s a guy demonstrating them, and it goes just as well as you’d think th-cam.com/video/dCaPUYKs5Zc/w-d-xo.html
Something you might need if you ride an aprillia.
And some spare fork seals.
This is the xl smoke bomb I’ve been looking for for air soft
Fire video. But you totally can show it in action. Unless your worried it won’t work for marketing reasons
It doesn’t work
This thing couldn’t extinguish a match
Thats really neat!!
after research I can say that it is indeed more useful as a flare rather that as a fire extinguisher
Concerning how I look up exactly what you said is what put out the flames but just got results for physics.
These are awesome. You can choose different sizes and if you're in a situation where you can't safely fight the fire such as a room, you can set it off and leave it running.
This is a bot
@@mstrshkbrnnn1999 how do you mean?
@@sbpeeps007 it doesn't work
@@starfishprime2864 lol they definitely do work...I've used 2 over the last 5yrs both in decommissioned server rooms where inergen suppression wasn't available. Like extinguishers the they have pro's & con's but the advertising shouldn't suggest it covers all classes even if it has the ability to extinguish the fire. Some extinguishers would perform better in different environments. In enclosed environment these work well. But outside in the wind not so great. That's where the pressure of a traditional fire extinguisher would perform better. Definitely not a one size fits all but it does work.
I feel like this should become a Standard kit for every bike..
No sir! Standard kit everywhere there currently isn’t a fire extinguisher. Imagine a fire extinguisher cheap enough to put in every bedroom and teach ur kids to use. So many videos of kids doing something stupid and a small fire starts. By the time they come back with a cup of water the fire is up the curtains and they dont know to just pull the curtains down and cover with a bed comforter. I would like one with a pull ring tho, and the extra striker in case the pull ring breaks.
Can someone explain to me why he cant show us this thing putting out a fire? That’s really strange and suspicious.
I dont think this thing is regulated at all and is probably illegal to sell as a safety device because all safety devices must have an expiration date, especially pyrotechnics that can absorb moisture from the air and go innert. Even if it’s completely sealed.
@@Wtfinc Mr smarty.
This is a motorcycle (chemical) fire extinguisher.
For motorcycles, not childrens bedrooms.
As for the expiration date, it would be the halftime of the chemicals used (very very long)
He doesn't show it putting out a fire because
1) its very expensive
2) very hard and expensive to clean up
3) expensive to replace.
In the automotive industry it's not a bad idea to put a non expiring fire extinguisher (which extinguises all kinds of fire that happen during a car crash) into every vehicle.
@@Wtfinc you talk about this being cheap, but it's 80-100usd.
A full sized fire extinguisher runs 40-90usd and here are small aerosol can sized fire extinguishers which seems to work for kitchen and BBQ use which are 10-20usd.
The only laws the guy could be referring to are likely local laws regarding the filming of fires, creating of fires, etc.
You can just Google videos of people testing this product and it works at putting out a real fire about 50% of the time.
@@jaggns5774 dude, ur a knob. U don’t think I know that crap? And my kids will absolutely have something. Anything is better than nothing. Its better use in a child’s bedroom where it could suffocate them because if its in the bag of a flaming bike how will u use it? My kid can get out of a room. One byproduct of that extinguisher could be oxygen for all we know.
U know the fire extinguisher under ur sink is also a “chemical” fire extinguisher. Ever used one inside? All u gotta do is teach ur kid that when ur done firefighting, open the window and throw it outside or run it out the front door
I'll add this to my edc
Don’t bother. Actually look up videos of it in use.
Nice that’s cool
Thanks for showing this I bought one a year or two ago and ended having to use it during a cross country cycle trip save my bike and I tell everyone I meet about them
😂doubt it
"you can breathe this in"
Me: is that a challenge my good ser?
Just means it won't stop you from getting oxygen and suffocate quick, like how most fire extinguishers work, good if you're in an enclosed space...
It's not good to breathe, just won't kill you as fast..
I am a chemist...potassium radicals! LOL!
No, not even.
Apparently, they don't work, what a surprise...not.
th-cam.com/video/dCaPUYKs5Zc/w-d-xo.html
It may not have been a paid ad but they still got the exact same benefits they would have got if they did pay you.
And your point is ?
He's getting paid everytime some orders one through his link.
And the best part is they sponsored the video
I'm all for radicals, they get what you give 😂 😂 😂
Thanks for the video bro
Great presentation🤘
He didn’t show it because it’s a glorified smoke bomb.
Elements have a half life... so therefore, it does expire because it decays into something different. It's 8th grade science.
No actually elements do not have half lives, isotopes and compounds have half lives. What would elemental potassium decay into? Though yes in this case whatever this extinguisher is probably uses something that isn't infinitely stable or non-oxidizable. But we still don't actually know for a fact unless you read the label (I didn't)
@@AlexNiles64 ok, I don't care.
@@AlexNiles64 besides, it gets the point across for people who didn't really focus a whole lot and learned those exact words, it's grade school level thinking.
@@dylanyork9619 but it's wrong
If you know your chemistry, introducing potassium radicals to a fire will only lead to an explosion
How exactly? Not claiming this works by any means, but how would adding potassium radicals cause an explosion? All it would do it oxidize the air around the fire.
AWESOME SUPERB ! ! ! ! !
Fire 🔥 I need it!!
See these are the types of videos that truly mean something besides 50 bikes roll racing not that it's not fun but this means something
Fantastic motorcycle carry, Shame it's not available in my area.
Who's Shane?
We call that an "encapsulating agent". Some work, some don't. I found one from 25 years ago that's works on the same principle our new firefighting foam does. I know a local land Rover shop gives them to new customers and even demo-ed one on a travel trailer.
Wind exists: I'm gonna ruin this man's career
Elements data sheet says it’s Potassium Nitrate (KNO3) and an “organic oxidizer” which is most likely sugar. It’s just one of those DIY smoke bombs and they’re selling for $90. Has some sort of plasticizer as well probably to slow the reaction so it doesn’t pressurize in the tube during the reaction.
Looks like something i would use to get myself off this island
Good material video!
Firefighter here that simply wouldn't compare to a real extinguisher.
That’s cool.
I saw the demoed and actually fueled the fire
I got fire insurance.
I had a car fire recently and I’ll always have a fire extinguisher in my vehicles now
I love doll hairs
This is a good video
Aprillia in the background very nice 👌
Hell that could be pressed to the bottom of a door if you're trapped in a fire
This reminds me a bit of that ball that explodes and smothers fires
Only $89 for the unit shown- $120 for the full-size unit- What a deal!
Much better than a regular fire extinguisher. Instead of putting just one extinguisher on a wall, you can put a multiple of these.
th-cam.com/video/dCaPUYKs5Zc/w-d-xo.html
Not better at all
lol i searched this on youtube.
and this stick cannot put out any fire
Fire blanket entered the chat
Yeah those crapy Italian bikes get hot and catch fire alot.
I need 10 of those❤
Nice Aprilia ❤
This seems like a very good thing to keep in the glovebox in an emergency
Yeah but it doesn't work. You can find videos failing to put out a fire.
Now I need the opposite. Fire outer putter for my exhaust
I wonder what fire is like in space
Space fire baby. 🔥
"it contains potassium radicals"
"You can breathe it in"
Bruv what are you on that does not sound safe 💀
Doesn’t potassium react violently in water
@@blakebrown8084 No it’s not dangerous, thats not how chemistry works. Bananas have potassium in them as well, but theyre not going around and exploding.
But this product doesn’t work anyways lol
@@blakebrown8084 yes, it does, don't listen to the guy beneath you that answered, doesn't understand the difference between bound potassium and ground state, elemental potssium.
2K+2H2O=H2+2KOH+HEAT(EXOTHERMIC)
@@CMT_Crabbles bananas contain *potassium containing chemicals* not potassium. Potassium radicals, are even more reactive and would bind exothermically to basically any element it comes across, but once it's reacted with something (I.E non ground state, non metallic potassium) it doesn't react with anything else, unless it's more reactive than potassium or the other element it's ionically/covalently bonded to.
Just a note but anyone carrying the size of normal extinguisher he showed for their car, please get a bigger one!!! I've dumped a couple to prove to mates how short they actually last and how little they do, if you don't catch the problem immediately (so basically anything other than a dash fire) it'll be way to big to put it out.
Hell even the full size 20kg ones you normally see in buildings aren't always enough when you don't get straight to the fire, I've seen a 2 minute old fire on a vehicle that was moving like 20kmph (so super easy to see and smell the smoke, unlike in a car doing freeway speeds) just eat a 20kg extinguisher and keep going, took 2 of them to get it out and they nearly lost a brand new quarter million dollar machine, it's crazy how quick it happens
Beyond the wheel podcast recommended this for motorhomes.
I just watched a demonstration on this, it wasn’t a stellar review.
So if it's windy out you are screwed because the wind is going to carry it away before it does anything 😂
COD Flare Spawn nostalgic
It looks like it could be even smaller if the handle was removed and the tube wrapped in silicone tape. It could probably fit under the seat of most bikes.
You could definitely put out a legal fire with it. Legal fire being a bonfire when and where legal, campfire when and where legal, a grill etc.
It can't put out a 6"x 6" wood fire.. like one that puts itself out in 10 minutes size..
Would be nice to keep in your car if your engine or anything catches fire. I see a it if ways this product could be used and it honestly makes me wanna buy it
perfect
My man’s is looking for the real dummies.
That's something I need for my 03R6 she's a bit old & getting HoTT-ier every summer that goes by. It's ONLY a matter of time before it's a catastrophic failure.
You know you have to disclose when you’re sponsored, no matter how useless and bad the product is.
Awesome so it’s basically smoke grenade I get for my kid lmao
You said “ space program “ 😂😂😅
Potassium Radical?
As a firefighter, I can tell you that it actually isn’t the worlds first handheld version. Depending on the class of fire extinguisher you have, it is the same thing. That one is significantly smaller though
This is what they meant when they say fighting fire with fire 😂
only watched this because it said "fire putter outter 🥰
His explanation on why he can't show it working makes absolutely no sense..
Thank you for this video!
I always carry a fire extinguisher in my xar, this seems like a good product to have.
It’s a waste of money and space. Stick to your extinguisher and always make tire to check the gauge in it.
@@kolinmartz I do! Once a week I make shake it and make sure it's in the green! Thank you!
while in panick situation, your hands might slip and you might accidentally yeet the striker out and then no extinguisher 😢
"introducing potassium radicals"
Tell me you know know what you're talking about without telling me you don't know what you're talking about. 😂😂
Tell me u have no life without…oh you just did
@@adobomotolol how is knowing Chemistry having no life, it's people like you shilling for "safety" shit that doesn't work have no life
@@Morbpious there’s a chance that a lot of this channel’s viewers don’t have lives- specifically the ones who burned to death after trusting their lives to this scam of a fire extinguisher 😂
Search in TH-cam for a demo video, it can barely handle putting out active fires that are camp fire sized, let alone a car fire.
Do NOT buy this unless you value your life and possessions. I've seen a lot of these videos claiming not to be sponsored but I'm pretty sure they are.
It's sus already that he wasn't willing to show it in action but seein others test it is more than enough evidence.
There’s also a ton of people who have used it successfully, just like a regular fire extinguisher. Ton of extinguishers that have failed to work or put out fires. You’re not a genius nor are you very intellectual thinking man made items work 1000% of the time. Get a life.
@@adobomoto I love the irony here. You just told this dude to “get a life” while selling a product that could take lives. Quit being such a sellout.
Nothing says “I hate the people supporting me and my channel” more than selling them a dangerous product. Crypto scammers will take your money, but at least they don’t try to take your life too.
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For which class of fire is this for? I would assume primarily eletrical one or is it class A,B,etc..?
definitely not something I would have in a vehicle but for camping it sounds like a useful way to reverse a stupid mistake
Lowes had a deal for 2 fire extinguisher for $5
Things that make you go, "hmmmm." 🤔
Need one
Interesting
I can’t demonstrate it:dementia kicks in : so guys here’s the demonstration
You should get your hearing checked. “Demonstrate putting out a fire”
This is a bucket of water, it attacks fire on a molecular level and deprives the fire from the oxygen molecules
Ugh i was hoping hed do it
No I don't go poop, but I did get to ride the scooter this afternoon and it was fum. All I did was bought................ Charged my old battery and siphon the old gas out. I made sure the tire pressure was good before I take it on the road. Right meow I'm going to pick up some food at a local ghetto restaurant. I won't be riding the scooter because it's dark and I don't want it to get stolen. Next year when I go to the dealership to get my Mt 09 I will be trading the scooter in.
You just Super Trooper meow us??? 😆 If so, meow, that's hilarious.