Survival Fire Blanket — heavyduty fiberglass, flameretardant Key benefits Immediate, simple protection for small fires in the home and kitchen. Heavyduty fiberglass fabric resists flames and smothers fire to stop it from spreading. Readytouse emergency tool that requires no special training. Singleuse and long shelf life — they do not expire, so keep extras on hand. What it does Suppresses smallscale fires by cutting off oxygen supply. Effective for common household incidents such as grease fires, small appliance/electrical fires, and clothing fires. Helps protect people and property when used quickly and correctly. Material and performance Made of heavyduty fiberglass with flameretardant properties. Designed for rapid deployment and shortterm heat exposure. Intended for onetime use; dispose after use once temperature has dropped. How to use Pull down the tabs to release the fire blanket from its container. Wearing gloves when you inspect or handle the blanket is recommended. Slowly and carefully cover the burning area completely, keeping your hands and face away from the flames. Leave the blanket in place until the fire is fully extinguished and the blanket has cooled. After use, dispose of the blanket; immediately call the fire brigade for any uncontrolled or uncertain situations. Clothingfire procedure If a person's clothing catches fire, instruct them to stop moving. Quickly wrap the blanket around the victim and have them drop to the ground. Roll the victim to extinguish flames, then seek medical assistance immediately. The fire blanket is for onetime use only — discard it after the incident. Practical use scenarios Kitchen grease/pan fire: Pull down the blanket, place it over the flaming pan to smother the fire; do not pour water on grease fires. Clothing fire: Wrap the blanket around the person, have them drop and roll until flames are out, then get medical help. Small electrical or appliance fire: Cover the spark or flame source with the blanket to contain and extinguish the fire if it is clearly small and safe to approach. Safety notes Only use on small, contained fires. Do not attempt to fight large or rapidly spreading fires — evacuate and call emergency services. Use protective gloves when checking or handling the blanket. Keep extras accessible; once used the blanket must be discarded. Always call the fire brigade after any extinguishing attempt unless a qualified professional confirms no further risk. Contents and compatibility Fire suppressant blanket constructed from flameretardant fiberglass material. Intended for home and kitchen emergency use and for extinguishing smallscale fires and clothing fires.