Emergency Fire Blanket

I can't tell you how many videos I've seen of people trying to extinguish a grease fire with water. If you're unaware, that will make quite the conflagration. You've got to smother the grease fire, not spray it down. This blanket is the solution, superior to a powder fire extinguisher because it never loses its charge. This would make an excellent gift for just about anyone. It might be worth having an extra for out in the garage too. This is a necessity, and there's just no substitute when you really need it. Add it to the cart and thank me when you need it.

Haven't had the opportunity to use this yet, thank God, however it looks durable and functional. Not too big and not too small. Prefect for my kitchen.

We got this fire blanket for our kitchen in case of fire. From what we can tell of the product, it's made of quality stuff, it's easy to remove from its pouch, and we imagine it will put out a stovetop fire. Fortunately, we've yet to have a real fire to know for certain. It just gives us peace of mind knowing we have this fire blanket available along with a fire extinguisher.

Good quality packaging, looks great in the kitchen but also has easy to follow instructions right on the packaging, easy to mount somewhere in your kitchen or just have it under the kitchen sink. Looks to be a pretty good sized blanket

This review is specifically for the FireAvert Emergency Fire Blanket. It’s a simple, no-fuss way to handle small fires fast—no mess, no complicated setup. The material feels high quality and can handle really high heat, which gives me confidence it will work when it counts. I love that it requires no maintenance or expiration worries, unlike traditional fire extinguishers. It’s compact and easy to store, so I keep it right in my kitchen and my car. Definitely a must-have safety item for any home or vehicle. Highly recommend!

I can't say I actually tested the blanket on an actual burning stove or person, but I did drill my kids in ripping one from the well designed pouch (which hangs from a grommet next to an extinguisher). Because there was no documentation, I halfway guessed that there was not going to be a way to repack the blanket, There was no explosion of fiberglass threads which is a concern with these things, so a pretty good example of the kind.

I ordered this as a backup so I wouldn’t have to keep taking our kitchen fire blanket camping with us. I haven’t actually needed to use it yet (thankfully), but I did pull it out to inspect it. It looks just like our more well-known brand fire blanket. The only difference is that it’s folded a bit smaller, which makes it slightly thicker than the other brand.

Specifically designed to be mounted in a prominent location in the kitchen, for extinguishing kitchen fires. The pouch is made of durable heavy material with a large grommet sewn into the top, allowing it to be mounted. (No specific hardware is included.) There are clear, simple, well-translated illustrated instructions on use. The two black grab handles protrude from the bottom Velcro flap, so all you need to do is hold them, pull down firmly and use them to spread the synthetic blanket and lay it atop the fire to smother it while holding the grab handles behind the blanket to protect your hands. The blanket is gratifyingly thick and large enough to cover a home 6-burner range top. As expected, this is a single use item which you hope you never actually have to deploy.

I have one already because it is the easiest fire retardant to use that doesnt leave a mess mess afterwards. I took out my blanket (left) and this new one (right). I am replacing my old one with this one. Let me tell you why: 1) The velcro bottom made to hold the blanket inside the bag ready to pull out in an instant. 2) heavier material 3) large bore multi-weaved 4) quality construction (seams well bounded) 5) Stiffen mesh makes it easy to throw over the fire wrapping around the item being covered.

I can never be too prepared for a stove or BBQ fire but it can happen, especially when frying or getting the fire too hot. I do have an extinguisher nearby and wondered about a fire blanket. But my firefighter friend said it would be worth it to have one around just in case. He also said to call 911 and have the fire department come out to assist and check things out regardless, (that would be my embarrassment!). He said to put the blanket over the fire only if you feel safe and confident enough to do it, otherwise. you'd burn yourself. The fire blanket is well constructed and the pull down straps make for a quick set up. The user instructions are clearly printed on the cover bag. The bag can be hung anywhere. It is wise to have one around, either for the stove or for a runaway BBQ. This is a necessity that I hope I will never have to use.

I already have a fire extinguisher in my kitchen. However, I confess, I can be a bit of a clutz. I have visions of grabbing the extinguisher during a fire and either not being able to make it work, or getting the foam all over me instead of the fire. That is why this fire blanket appealed to me. Simply open the blanket and throw on a fire. Much easier to use. And it is much easier to store as well. Takes up less room. This is my first experience with a fire blanket, but it seems like a good quality product. I hope to never need it, but I am confident it will work well if I need to.

This is a hard item to review. I've thankfully not had a kitchen fire and therefore not had the circumstances to truly test this fire blanket out. The material feels thick. I like that there are clear and easy instructions printed on the front of it, because often in an emergency situation, our brains can freeze up when it comes to critical thinking skills. I like that the package is not enormous, so it's not hard to find a corner in your kitchen to tuck this into

God forbid I ever have to use this fire blanket for real—but having it on hand brings real peace of mind. It's one of those safety items you hope to never need but would regret not having in a critical moment. While I haven't had to deploy it in an actual emergency, I can say the material feels exceptionally high quality—thick, tightly woven, and reassuringly durable. The stitching is solid, and the packaging includes clear instructions for quick access and use. It’s compact enough to store in the kitchen drawer, yet big enough to smother a stovetop fire or wrap around someone if needed. I’ve made sure everyone in my household knows where it is and how to use it. That step alone makes me feel more prepared. If you’re building a home safety kit or just want a low-cost way to be proactive, this blanket deserves a spot.