Tundra Fire Extinguisher Presented by Woodcraft

Be ready inthe event the unexpeceted and unthinkable happens. It is better to be prepared!

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[thingyee1118]

At 00:28 (super mum)

[ethandude9828]

Look at the ladies face at 0:56 LMAO

[bestSVMS]

normal extinshishers arent that expensive, and onece you use this, i think you need to buy a new one. This might be usefull for really really small oil fires. and what if you grab something similar looking, but happens to be really flamible

[chechnya]

I disagree with what you say. People do need to have a larger ABC type fire extinguisher in their home HOWEVER, it does not hurt to have a small type like the Tundra. When you discharge a fire extinguisher you must get it refilled and recharged. How many people out there would do this? Why use a larger extinguisher for a small pan fire or a minor fire?

[gunfuego]

well think about it.... if we keep lowering the standard we lose quality and safety (in this instance at least). If you own a fire extinguisher and don't read the three step instructions that are in 3-5 different languages you are a moron.... that simple.

[sofiadragon1979]

I'm glad that there are people out there w/ brains such as you!

[gunfuego]

really people....... they dummed down a fire extinguisher..... better to have a big fire extinguisher than a dainty POS like this..... example what if the fire spread faster than this POS can handle? wouldn't you want a 5 or 10 LB. Fire extinguisher that can hit a small to large kitchen fire? Wall mart has $20 extinguishers that will do up to a medium size kitchen fire....

[sofiadragon1979]

It sounds too good to be true.

[psychodelicdragon]

looks interesting!!