How to Properly Use a Fire Blanket: Quick, Safe, and Effective Fire Suppression
Fire blankets are high‑temperature fiberglass fabrics that are lightweight, soft, and provide a heat‑resistant barrier. Ideal for smothering small fires—kitchen, electrical, or gas flames—fire blankets eliminate secondary pollution, making them a superior alternative to conventional extinguishers for household emergencies.
Type A: For an object in flames
- Remove the fire blanket by pulling down sharply on the tabs at the bottom of the package.
- Unfold the blanket fully, ensuring it covers your hands, then gently drape it over the flames to seal the fire from air.
- Turn off any power or gas supply and leave the blanket in place until the object cools.
- Call the fire department if the fire is large or does not subside.
Type B: For a person in flames
- Remove the fire blanket by pulling down sharply on the tabs at the bottom of the package.
- Unfold the blanket fully, ensuring it covers your hands, then wrap it around the person to smother the fire.
- Seek immediate medical assistance.
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