First Alert EZ Fire Spray, Extinguishing Aerosol Spray, AF400 Red 18 Ounce (Pack of 1)

What a great idea! Fortunately, I haven’t had to actually use this, but I love that it is a quality product made for an important safety purpose. It’s smaller and easier to use than a regular fire extinguisher, and I have the peace of mind of knowing I have protection from a small fire. Highly recommended.

Convenient and easy to use. Thankfully we haven't had to use it yet, but it provides peace of mind in case of a kitchen fire.

My Advent wreath caught on fire and this put it out super fast and cleanup was much easier than it would have been with dumping a bucket of water on the table. The pink joy candle had so much fire for the Lord the flames were 2 feet tall. This spray was easier than a regular extinguisher. Extinguish home fires with this, but stay on fire with the Holy Spirit in your soul so as to avoid the flames of Purgatory and Hell. (I bought this in 2023 and used it for the first time in 2025, so it was still effective).

Haven't had to actually use this yet, but I feel better just having one in our teardrop trailer. Much easier to store than an old school fire extinguisher. If I ever actually use this I'll let you know how well it works.

I originally bought this product a few years ago an they have now expired as per the date printed on the can. I recently purchased a new one from the "orange box store" and I was hesitant to purchase this item from amazon due the fact that it expires. I was worried that I would get some old stock. Anyway I decided to order one and I am happy to say that it is fresh stock as the expire date is 11/16/2017. Luckily I haven't had to use this in a real fire, but I did test my old expired ones out. The first can I tried, I quickly shook up, depressed the nozzle and basically nothing came out. The 2nd one that I tried months later worked just fine (this time I didn't shake it). So the next logical step was for me to start a fire to test it out. I took a large cardboard box filled with paper, applied liberal amounts of wd-40 (flammable), set it in the street away from anything I cared about and lit it on fire with a bbq lighter. After 20-30 seconds the whole box and it's contents were on fire with 4 foot flames. Immediately upon beginning to spray the product as the base the flames stopped and i continued to spray until everything stopped smoldering. That test proved to me it works well. Again, these were expired cans that I used in my test. Does anyone know if you are supposed to (or absolutely should not) shake it? There are no instructions for or against shaking, and in the videos I've watched featuring the product, some shake, some don't.