Emergency Fire Blanket 12 Pack 40 by 40 inches each, pure fiberglass fire suppression blankets Why you need this Fast, simple tool to help control small fires by cutting off oxygen to the flames. A 12 pack supplies multiple locations or spares for workplaces, rental properties, or emergency kits. Compact, lightweight blankets that can be kept where incidents are most likely to occur. Key features Size: 40 by 40 inches, large enough for stovetop and small appliance fires. Material: pure fiberglass woven construction for heat resistance and durability. Function: intended for smothering small flames and reducing flame spread until further measures are taken. Easy storage and placement where quick access is important. How it works Place the blanket carefully over the flame, covering the burning material completely to reduce oxygen supply. Leave the blanket in place until the material has cooled sufficiently. Use with caution. If a fire is large, spreading, or produces heavy smoke, evacuate and contact emergency services. Practical applications Kitchen grease and pan fires on home or commercial stovetops. Small electrical fires originating from appliances, power strips, or outlets. Workshop or garage incidents involving rags, small fuel spills, or minor toolrelated ignitions. What makes this product stand out Quantity: a dozen identical blankets to equip multiple rooms, vehicles, or workstations. Consistent size and construction across the pack so each blanket performs predictably when needed. Versatile for residential, commercial, and outdoor use where small flame suppression is required. Usage tips Keep blankets accessible near likely fire sources such as the kitchen, grill area, or workshop. Familiarize household or staff members with the basic deployment method before an emergency. Inspect blankets periodically for visible damage and any that are compromised. Note Designed for smothering small fires. Not intended as a primary solution for large or rapidly spreading fires. If in doubt, evacuate immediately and call emergency services.