Will this work on oil fires?
2003074
Don't use a spray anything extinguisher on an oil fire on your stove unless you want to spread the fire further and faster. Use a lid. An oil-based fire in your engine compartment would be the only oil that I would use a spray extinguisher to put out.
2003075
Yes...Class A are ordinary combustibles, Class B are petroleum (oil/gas) fires, Class C are electrical fires. It is true that using a lid for grease fires on your stove top is best. Extinguishers that have a lot of pressure can spread the fire. K-Extinguishers are made for kitchen use, but not all are non-conductive. Read the label before use... For what it's worth, I'm a federal fire inspector.
2003076
The front of the can indicates it will work on grease, sorta the same thing, so I'd figure yes.
2003077
It might, but it's not rated for it, so I wouldn't risk it. The oils are Class K, this one is "For Classes A,B and C fires"
2003078
I can only respond based on what I have heard from others in my VW club. They have recommended that this be carried in our antique VW's, in case there is an engine fire. I don't know if anyone has used it but they do recommend it.
2182719
As per the manual and operating instruction, yes. I have not tested the theory on the oil, but have had the unit shut off due to low water supply (kink in the hose).
2057725
I honestly don't know if it will work on oil spots. We purchased it primarily for pet stains.
2055321
I would say this works unless the fire is focussed underneath the oven as it is on a gas oven.
1341520
I didn't try oil yet. But if I did I would suggest having the oil you want to dispose of at a higher level and pump consecutively and vigorously.
1038683
mr Sherwood this can be used for any type of gasoline and does a great gob. I would order a nother one. I don't used it with oil. I have a electric pump. but this is the best I ever used. I hope I anser your questing bob
947984
Wouldn't think so. It shoots out individual flames instead of a continuous one.
1288316
I do not know if the oil will affect the way the weld seals. However, I used it on a plastic rain barrel to seal a metal faucet I put on it a few years back and it is still holdong tight. My best guess is that it will work. I would try it if I were in your shoes. Good luck.
1075882
Not that I know of. Make sure you are not connecting to natural gas. The flame should be small.
184480
It probably would work but, I would not recommend it for that task. It's designed to pump gear oil not gasoline. I would purchase a pump designed specifically for gas.
886011
Yes and no. There is solid gel fuel and liquid gel fuel I would use it with solid gel fuel on a wood deck. The liquid gel fuel could spill and start a fire
1133622
Yes.... This is a petroleum based product.... It is not highly flammable, but would burn.
653208
It works great for water. I do not think it would work very good with oil but not sure. I do not know what oil would do to the seals in the pump.
57556
Yes if it's only a inch or so. I use Kerosene undyed for reducing smells. Once it is running at full the flame should stop and just the cone will glow red hot.
2161944
It should work just fine. Just be sure that after you cut it to light it on fire so it melts to keep it from freying
1420224
The one I bought it for is a 4 stroke. Not sure if it would work for an oil burner or not...
1771425
Probably, but you'll have to make sure it is not too close to flammables. After all that is NOT what it was designed for! Safety, safety, safety!