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Fire Blanket for Emergencies: Materials, Standards & Safety Protocol
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A fire blanket is a fiberglass fire-suppression sheet that smothers flames by cutting off oxygen an instant, mess-free option for kitchens, workshops, and labs. This guide covers how fire blankets work, key materials and certifications (EN 1869), fire classes they handle (A/B/K and select small electrical), fire blanket vs. fire extinguisher, step-by-step deployment, and smart placement and maintenance to ensure fast, reliable use at home or work.
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