When it comes to home safety, having the right tools on hand can make all the difference during an emergency. The Kidde Multi-Purpose Fire Extinguisher 2-Pack is designed specifically for homeowners who want reliable protection against common household fire hazards. Whether you're protecting your family, valuable possessions, or irreplaceable memories, this essential safety device provides the confidence you need to feel secure in your own home.
Fires can start unexpectedly in any room of your house. The kitchen might see grease fires from cooking mishaps, the living room could have electrical fires from faulty outlets, and bedrooms might experience fires from space heaters. That's why fire safety experts recommend having accessible fire extinguishers on every level of your home. The Kidde 2-pack gives you exactly that protection, with one unit ready wherever you need it most.
What makes these extinguishers truly valuable is their user-friendly design. The PASS method (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep) makes emergency response intuitive even during high-stress situations. The easy-to-pull safety pin provides quick access when seconds count, while the ergonomic steel handle fits comfortably in your hand. The lightweight aluminum construction means it's easy to grab and carry, but durable enough to withstand years of service in your home.
Each extinguisher contains 2.5 lbs of monoammonium phosphate agent that effectively combats three common fire types: Class A (trash, wood, paper), Class B (liquids and gases), and Class C (electrical equipment). The simple-to-read pressure indicator lets you know at a glance that your extinguisher is ready for action, and the included strap bracket makes mounting in accessible locations like kitchens, garages, or basements straightforward.
With UL listing and a 6-year limited manufacturer's warranty, you can trust that these extinguishers are built to last. The rust and impact-resistant construction ensures they'll be ready when you need them, whether you're dealing with a small cooking fire or need to create a safe path out of your home during an emergency. Remember that extinguishers are single-use devices and should be replaced if used, discharged, or if they're over 12 years old.
