Kovenex Kitchen Rapid Response - (35" x 32") Fire Blanket

Every Kitchen…in Every Home…should have a Kovenex Kitchen Rapid Response Fire Blanket - Just in case!
It could save your Kitchen, your Home, and the lives of your family!

Majority of Home Fires begin in the Kitchen.
Only in the kitchen do the most dangerous and threatening of all small blazes that can occur erupt suddenly and must be dealt with just as quickly. Studies show that 30% of all home fires start in the kitchen, and of those, most involve the range top. Kovenex Kitchen Rapid Response Fire Blanket presents a much safer more effective first response tool for grease fire extinguishing than the fire extinguisher - especially in the hands of the inexperienced.

Patented flame resistance
Kovenex Kitchen Rapid Response Fire Blanket's fabric is manufactured from a special patented blend of high-performance fibers. This fabric has been thoroughly tested to the standards of the National Fire Protection Association, which also certifies firemen's turnout gear. The Kovenex Kitchen Rapid Response Fire Blanket's unique properties provide true flame resistance and heat blocking for reliability in a home fire emergency. Lightweight and easy to store, the Kovenex Kitchen Rapid Response Fire Blanket gives you a valuable tool to respond to a sudden grease fire and safely secure your kitchen and home.

Safer for emergencies
Unlike ordinary fire blankets, Kovenex's fabric blend emits no toxic fumes when exposed to flames. The Kovenex Kitchen Rapid Response Fire Blanket will not spread a grease fire; it will simply extinguish it and in doing so will protect the user from burns. Fire may discolor the fabric, but the Kovenex Fire Blanket will not burn.

Ideal for extinguishing small fires
Fires in the home can have many different causes ... burning candles, appliance malfunction, a cigarette left unattended, a high-intensity lamp... The Kovenex Kitchen Rapid Response Fire Blanket is ideal for extinguishing many types of small, contained fires in the home. Keep one near the outdoor grill, the garage, in the bedroom ... any place a small fire might start.