Does this Kidde Pro extinguisher have 5# of chemical in it, or less? Not looking for total weight of extinguisher, just the weight of the chemical
885045
I have assumed that it was the weight of the chemical in it. If it isn't it sure would be misleading.
885046
total weight is six pounds and refill weight is four pounds , charged to 100 lbs. ,discharges in 13 to 15 seconds .
885047
The label says to refill with 4# of chemical, thus my guess is it contains 4# when new.
60908
My guess is no. I'm pretty sure that the main ingredient is flammable and the bottle is bigger than 3.4 oz.
1196165
It has acetone and xylene,you'll in it. If you have any other questions just ask. Good luck.
55671
Well I found a lot more items the last 2 minutes... nothing official, but I also found others things (non-flammable included) that are also banned (non-flammable break cleaner here on amazon)Also banned from sale there are:Portable Fire ExtinguishersCologne for Men and WomenAlso found it might be for chemical substances in general.... nothing solid though and I don't care so much about it to do anything more :)TTT (take to top)
1737885
Nothing on the can expresses the purity of this butane gas as a percentage, but you may be able to get that at the Vector website--www.vectorkgm.com. Also, I've used it for a few years now and am completely satisfied.
1661810
According to the bottle, it contains n-Propanol, Nylon Terpolymers, and water. (Whatever those are.) Extremely flammable, and keep out of reach of children. Also evaporates at the drop of a hat, so you need to keep it closed tightly, and use it within a reasonable time-frame. If you have any other questions, it's made in U.S.A for Prym, 950 Brisack Rd., Spartanburg, SC 29303 (www.dritz.com), they might be willing to answer. Good luck!
140875
I would imagine it is because it sprays in a fine mist. The main ingredients are butane, propane, & starch. Those are the first 3 ingredients.
173814
You can go to www.proproducts.com and click on the MSDS link. There it has all the chemicals in it. It's a phosphoric based product. It can handle up to 3-4 ppm of iron.
508006
http://blog.all-spec.com/2011/09/what-is-ul-certification/ is about UL Listed items. I would say since they do have a UL Listed fire extinguisher under company name (Kidde) that this product would meet their standards also if applicable . Hope this helps
1099387
This is how it's listed:NON-BLEACH- active ingredient: hydrogen peroxide 1.4%Other ingredients:98.6%Total:100.0%That's all it says! Doesn't list the "other ingredients".... Weird it doesn't list what the other inactive ingredients are? But it does say for MSDS info go to www.cloroxhealthcare.comAnd here's a phone number for questions or comments: 1-800-234-7700
77812
sorry... I threw away my bottle. Maybe contact the company or search online? There should be an MSDS (MATERIALS SAFETY DATA SHEET) available. This will give you the ingredients.
1164341
I'm sorry I don't know the answer. It was purchased for a gift & I don't remember any specifics of extinguisher.
1059296
I have attached a link to the manufacturer's Material Safety Data Sheet for this product. If you still have questions regarding the ingredients, I would suggest you contact them directly. There is a phone number included on the MSDS attached. From what I gathered it contains: Ammonium Sulfate, Citric Acid and Urea Phosphate, although they don't tell you the concentration of each ingredient. Hope this helps! Good Luck! Here's the link: http://generalhydroponics.com/site/gh/docs/prod_msds/pHDownDry_MSDS.pdf
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It really depends on how much you use. My spray guns instructions said to use about 2 oz per person. I don't always use that much, so it can vary a lot. Use as little as possible, though. It doesn't stay good forever (although I have used it up to 4 days after initial use and it seems to still work ok). When it goes bad it has a green tinge to it.
910239
This particular unit does not contain any flammable liquid or gas but I can see a problem with proving this to a working TSA inspector. Most devices which LOOK like this do contain butane and would not be allowed. Getting into arguments with TSA people is rarely productive.
1372282
Haven't used it yet, but it says 5 sprays, I think that means 5 uses. IMHO if you have to use once it'll probably pay for itself.
1099386
This is how it's listed: NON-BLEACH- active ingredient: hydrogen peroxide 1.4% Other ingredients: 98.6% Total: 100.0% That's all it says! Doesn't list the "other ingredients".... Weird it doesn't list what the other inactive ingredients are? But it does say for MSDS info go to www.cloroxhealthcare.com And here's a phone number for questions or comments: 1-800-234-7700