Fire Safety Training - How to Use a WATER Fire Extinguisher

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Short clip on how to correctly and SAFELY use a WATER based Fire Extinguisher. Other clips available for CO2, Foam & Powder extinguishers.
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[@severedarterie]

Here in the U.S.A. the pull pin ring must be on the gauge/front. We have a water mist extinguisher that is made for electrical fires. I think it should be a law that all extinguisher trainers should have great leg's like yours.

[@j.w2000]

we also have the water mist extingushire here in the uk for fat fires and electrical fires and fires including wood paper and cloth etc. But ours is quite new to our fire extingushire market.

[@j.w2000]

I had to use a water fire extingushire for real on the 8/2/19 as someone accidentally set some oven gloves on fire. We had one from when my parents ran a retirement home years back, luckily it still worked. No one was hurt though. Luckily I had Fire extingushire training prior to this accident.

[@P25AES]

Tyfys

[@drmoonrat]

Those high heels though...

[@MortenHansen]

1:04 handeling good

[@lyrimetacurl0]

I think you mean 0:41

[@paulneumann7739]

How long does it last?

[@Vpmatt]

Is it advisable to don high heeled shoed when fighting fires with a water extinguisher?

[@paulneumann7739]

Required!

[@runbou3485]

Thankអរគុណ

[@jamesw2224]

wow

[@nurfauzanasror7462]

how much the pressure in kg/cm2?

[@Zippsterman]

Aren't water-filled extinguishers supposed to be silver, or is that a US thing?

[@watchdogsgarbagetruck8324]

It is a US thing, in various areas elsewhere, they are red, cream for foam, blue for powder, black for CO2, and yellow for wet chemical.

[@jamievoeller6328]

But that isn't a class a fire.

[@lyrimetacurl0]

Looks like a class BBQ fire.

[@3p1ks]

It's definitely a staged fire as it just instantly turns off at a certain point.