/biz/ - Business & Finance

This shits mad gay like snow tires. You don't need one if you're skilled. Retard.

>>53179840
pretty sure everyone uses dishwashing liquid even Americans, keep it next to the sink though retard or you have to keep bending down to get it

>>53179848
>I don't need a first aid kid in my car either, I've got mad skills bro
enjoy freezing to death if your car breaks down in a storm

>Yes Mr. Bogandov?
>Kill him
>What do you mean sir
>Start a kitchen fire, burn it all down.

>>53179861
I have a gun if I'm in an emergency I'll just take a medkit from a retard without a gun

>>53179915
>i'll just try robbing another person who won't have a kit because we both have guns instead because we're retarded amerifats

>>53179861
>a box of bandaids prevents hypothermia
You govt bootlicking faggots are insufferable.
>t. Germanon

Yes I got one

>>53180503
>german education

>>53179840
why do you need a fire extinguisher in the house?

u aint gonna have a fire whilst you're there (unless you're an idiot)

fires only happen when you're out the house

>>53180731
>You won't have a fire while you're there (unless you're an idiot)

>>53180736
ok i guess random appliance blowing up whilst you're watching it COULD happen but less likely than getting struck by lightning

>>53180766
It is always better to be prepared for any possibility, no matter how unlikely it may seem, rather than to be caught off guard and potentially suffer the consequences

Even if you are present and take all necessary precautions, accidents can still happen - such as a pot on the stove boiling over or an electrical short causing an appliance to catch fire. In these cases, having a fire extinguisher could potentially help you quickly extinguish the flames and prevent further damage.

I bet you don't even carry around a multitool with you at all times either.

>>53180780
i do not kek

>>53180790
get one and become useful
now if we want to get into more obscure territory
>He doesn't have a hand cranked emergency radio in his vehicle

>>53179840
I keep my piss jug in the bedroom

>>53179840
Imagine being so goddamned poor and European that you produce giant grease fires in your matchbox-sized apartment kitchen. Imagine not investing in a much larger fire extinguisher for the much larger potential fires like your giant lawn mower that you use to mow your giant American lawn.

Feels so goddamned good being American. Imagine not having back yards and burgers and fries cooked outdoors with propane and propane accessories. Holy shit if I were foreign I'd never post on 4chan again just out of sheer embarrassment.

>>53180924
don't have a heart attack amerifat

>>53180810
you need a solar panel connected to a small motor that would turn the handle automatically. Please dont steal my ideas, they're patented.

>>53181125
I was kidding about that one

Fireman here.
Unironically a good investment. K class if you're a shitty cook or ABC if you're shitty in general. Also, a $20 plug-in carbon monoxide detector could save your life.

Stay safe anons. WAGMI

>>53179848
https://youtu.be/5jfcAzLdJzA
Based

>>53179840
i have one but i dont know how to use it

give a tutorial for this

>>53181357
there's a tutorial for retards on the fucking thing, it really isn't complicated

>>53181261
Don’t most smoke detectors double as a carbon monoxide detector?

>>53179840
>Do Americans really?
Nope, but they have lots of slop! Mmmmm slop!

>>53181422
Checked, and no. Also, CO doesn't rise to the top like smoke - it mixes with oxygen at bed/room level which is what makes it so dangerous.

If you have a choice, install a CO detector into a wall plug instead; as it'll relay the detection way before it reaches ceiling level.

>>53179840
I have two, one in my kitchen and one by my wood stove (banned in europe)

>>53179840
Yes, and I've mentally rehearsed using it a dozen times.

>>53180725
Based. If you don't have this shit, you're fucking retarded. Yeah, I know how to put out an oil fire and an electrical fire, but I don't expect everyone to know what to do or how to handle it in the moment

I keep it in the basement rather than kitchen, paranoia from a bad experience, had one rupture in the back of an SUV I was riding in

This is the /biz/ I missed most. Hope the market never recovers.

>t. only buys second-hand fire extinguishers for even greater ROI

>>53179840
yes and i also have a fiberglass fire blanket. i've never had to deal with a fire in my home but i have had to deal with large and aggressive fires in an industrial setting. it's scary and it can get out of hand REALLY fucking quick.

>>53182968
also pro tip, spend the extra money and get a fire extinguisher with an all metal valve/handle assembly and check the pressure gauge once a year. i've read about the cheap shitty plastic ones leaking and breaking.