STAYSAFE ALL-IN-1 FIRE SAFETY DEVICE. Has anyone heard of this extinguisher?

[Pilot135pd]

They're claiming :

"Non-toxic, non-hazardous, eco-friendly. One of the most eco-friendly extinguishing solutions available. No toxic residue left behind, and less waste to clean up"

But is it human and aluminum friendly?

LifeSafe Technologies - The Stay Safe All-in-1 Fire Safety Device

Wherever a fire might start – extinguish it in seconds. Compact, lightweight, easy to use. For multiple types of fires.

www.lifesafetechnologies.com

 

[j4cbo]

I see a lot of big, bold claims with ZERO details about what exactly it is. Googling the company's address given on their contact page brings me to... an accounting firm, and Googling their "UL Recognized Component" brings me to a two similar-looking companies making similar-looking claims, one allegedly in the US and one allegedly in Singapore. This sets off just about every single one of my alarm bells. Run far away.

 

[skelrad]

They're claiming :

"Non-toxic, non-hazardous, eco-friendly. One of the most eco-friendly extinguishing solutions available. No toxic residue left behind, and less waste to clean up"

But is it human and aluminum friendly?

LifeSafe Technologies - The Stay Safe All-in-1 Fire Safety Device

Wherever a fire might start – extinguish it in seconds. Compact, lightweight, easy to use. For multiple types of fires.

www.lifesafetechnologies.com

Even if they do what is claimed (???), it looks like it's sized to extinguish a single match stick.

 

[rbenua]

The repeated use of "fire safety device" strikes me as "we think we'll get in legal trouble if we market this as a fire extinguisher". Certainly without any details of what's in it it's impossible to say if it's safe for humans or airplanes.

 

[daveyator]

“ If something sounds too good to be true….” I’m sure you know the rest.
Cheers DaveH

 

[Pilot135pd]

The repeated use of "fire safety device" strikes me as "we think we'll get in legal trouble if we market this as a fire extinguisher". Certainly without any details of what's in it it's impossible to say if it's safe for humans or airplanes.

Usually I'd agree but when I was getting my ATPs in other countries so I could work over there, I've had to take fire training, and not all countries call it like we do here.