Fire extinguishers for home?

[52-80 18,962]

what's your setup?

 

I'm thinking:

Basement - Class C (electrical)

Ground floor, near kitchen - Class C + Class B (liquids) + Class A (ordinary combustible)

Upper floor - Class A

 

im thinking C in basement due to workshop, wiring and electrics.  for ground floor, class A takes care of the fireplace, or grilling in backyard; and B is for kitchen.  and then on upper floor where bedrooms are, the only risk would be i dunno a fucking candle lighting up the curtains

[Felix 605]

I have a couple of class A in the bedroom/hallway areas.  A class C+B in the kitchen and a big class B in the garage.  No basement in Texas.

[Jkwellborn 6,536]

Get ABC for everywhere you want one. Get a K for the kitchen. Those are the grease ones right?

[52-80 18,962]

I thought K was for meth labs and serious chemists

Didn't know there were multiclass extinguishers either.  Inherited a rather large ABC unit with the house but it's dated 1998 and hasn't been checked or certified since then.  Guessing it's as good as trash

 

[Jkwellborn 6,536]

I thought K was for meth labs and serious chemists
Didn't know there were multiclass extinguishers either.  Inherited a rather large ABC unit with the house but it's dated 1998 and hasn't been checked or certified since then.  Guessing it's as good as trash
 

It’s out of service life. I think they are good for 10 or 15 years. I can’t remember off hand.