Lonnsaffe Fiberglass Emergency Fire Blanket Survival Blanket Shelter Safety Cover Ideal for Kitchen, Fireplace, Grill, Car, Camping (1.0x1.0m-3PACK)

Easy to install .. if you cook with oil you need one !!

This is a pack of three fire blankets, they are a true home essential item and could make an unusual and thoughtful gift (so have a pack of three could be useful)They are already folded and packed into a bright red hanging storage pouch which you can hang up in a kitchen cupboard or near to your cooker.If you have ever had a pan fire, you will know they most important factor in dealing with it is speed.The trouble is your brain goes into shock and speed is difficult to deliver at a time you need it most.Having one of these in its bright red jacket close by will hopefully unfreeze your brain and make you go and pull on the two black straps that protrude from the bottom of the pack.In your hands you will now have a fully open 100cm x 100cm thick fire blanket, most cookers are under 60cm x 60cm so you can approach the pan with the blanket in front of you and have little or no fear of getting burnt.You now basically raise and drop the blanket over the whole of the top of the cooker.The fire will extinguish immediately, so turn off the rings or power if you can safely.You must leave it a good long time to cool down, have a cup of tea at least to cool down yourself!Well done, You just saved your home!These can also be used if someone's clothing catches fire, simply roll them up in it and pat them down.The three pack will mean that I can have on in my kitchen and another in my touring caravan and still be left with one to gift to my oldest daughter for use in her home.I would wholeheartedly recommend this item.Happy to help.

Firstly a trio pack is BRILLIANT & cost effective!Are you a landlord? Or a holiday let? These would be great for placing in properties for the H&S of your tenants/guests & if I am rightly informed it can affect insurance if you do have one. I have one now placed in my pantry & I already feel safer god forbid a fire does occur.Are you a tradesperson like myself? I do use paint burners on occasions & also incase of a vehicle fire I now have something to feel safer simply hung in my van.I also believe it could be used as an emergency tarp if needed & in addition fire shield.Let’s be honest for the additional peace of mind why wouldn’t you have at least one & also give to a friend or colleague or split the costs between you.You may be wondering what I am doing with the 3rd fire sheet? I have a friend who has just started his own asphalt company & obviously this can involve fire/heat so I’m giving him the last one for his lorry :0)With firework night coming up this would be a VERY useful pack to buy!

Three, small (1 metre x 1 metre), fire blankets.I can't comment on how effective they are because these are the sorts of things you hope you never need to use. In an ideal world, a fire blanket sits there gathering dust and is never used. But I'm a "just in case" kind of person.They seem packaged well in a pack with two pull tapes to release the blanket and an eyelet in the top so it can be hung up.A three pack means that I can keep one in the kitchen, put one in my partner's office and I think maybe the other one I'll put in the car. Would be perfect for a caravan.

I received 3 packs of small-sized heavy duty fibreglass fire blankets which is suitable to put off or protect your from small fire. The blanket folds up to a compact size in a stroage bag for easy transport, simple storage and quick organization. It is made of heavy duty fibreglass woven fabrics which makes the blanket withstand up to 580 degrees centigrade. It has broad applications, including a welding blanket, emergency survival fire blanket or fire extinguishing blanket. You can also use it for off-the-ground fire pit for camping. An ideal size for kitchen, camping or grill.

We have a big 5 burner stove with a central "wok" size burner - and its that which can so easily ignite when you use it, Throwing water on an oil fire, or squirting a fire-extinguisher at it can make things worse. The best is to smother it.We found that this fibreglass fire blanket is the perfect size for a home stove. The material is heavyweight - seams are well stitched and it comes in a wall mounting pack with quick pull tapes to release it in a hurry. To me this is spot on for a domestic setting - and delivery was next day to a UK mainland address.At the current price for a three pack, these work out at £9 each. We need one for the kitchen and another for the BBQ - so that leaves one to give to a relation. If you are a landlord and the property is a large house in multiple occupation (HMO) then you have to provide fire alarms and appropriate extinguishers - so then the triple pack may be ideal.

I think these are great value for money considering you get three individual blankets. They are very handy to have around the home or work place and come with clear instructions on each blanket of how to use them.As I haven’t needed to use one yet I’m unsure how effective they are, but it’s good to know that I’ve got one if needed.

From the action of the Velcro on the cover to the perfection of the stitching, I’m pleased.I’ve got one laid out on the floor which I use for charging rechargeable devices. This is a good idea especially with devices that are new. I’ve known things go ‘pop’ when first plugged in. Lithium batteries introduce a whole new dimension to this risk. Check out the labelling of the outer packages containing such things. At least if you’re ready with the malfunctioning gadget on one of these you’ve more chance of minimising any damage.I’ve got one in the kitchen. Ever had a chip pan fire? I have!I’ve got one in a bedroom. Just in case.I rest more easily with these in the dwelling.