1. Introduction
The Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray is designed to quickly extinguish small household fires. This compact and portable aerosol spray is effective against common fires involving grease, wood, paper, and trash. It is intended as a first line of defense for small fires and should not replace a standard fire extinguisher for larger or more complex fire situations. Always prioritize safety and call emergency services when necessary.
Image: The Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray positioned on a kitchen counter, with a small fire contained within a pan on the stovetop in the background, illustrating its intended use for small kitchen fires.
2. Safety Information
- WARNING: Contents are under pressure. Keep out of reach of small children.
- This is a single-use device. Empty the entire contents when used. Discard if the pull tab is broken, or if the product is dropped or damaged.
- Do not incinerate. Store in a clean, dry area inaccessible to small children.
- Always call 911 (or your local emergency number) first and alert them of the emergency, even for small fires.
- Ensure proper ventilation when using the product.
- Do not use on electrical fires unless specifically rated for such use. This product is suitable for certain electrical fires, but caution is advised.
- Maintain a safe distance of 5-6 feet (1.5-1.8 meters) from the fire when operating.
3. Product Overview
The Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray is a non-toxic, clean, and safe solution for tackling small household fires. Its compact design allows for easy storage and quick access. The formula is water-based and biodegradable, making cleanup simple and minimizing environmental impact.
Image: A split image demonstrating the versatility of the Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray, showing it placed in a modern kitchen setting and next to a fireplace in a living area, highlighting its suitability for various household locations.
4. Setup and Preparation
The Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray comes ready for immediate use. No assembly is required. Ensure the product is stored in an easily accessible location, such as under a kitchen sink or in a garage, but away from direct heat sources and out of reach of children.
Video: An official product video from Kidde demonstrating the features and ease of use of the Flame Out Fire Extinguisher spray, including how to prepare it for use.
5. Operating Instructions
Follow these steps for effective use of the Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray:
- First Call 911: Always contact emergency services immediately upon discovering a fire.
- Pull Tab on Cap: Locate the safety tab on the cap and pull it to break the seal.
- Remove Cap: Carefully remove the red safety cap from the top of the spray can.
- Aim at Base of Fire: Stand 5-6 feet (1.5-1.8 meters) away from the fire. Aim the nozzle directly at the base of the flames.
- Keep Upright & Press to Spray: Hold the can upright and firmly press the actuator to release the extinguishing agent. Continue spraying until the fire is completely out.
Image: A visual instruction guide showing four steps for using the Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray: pulling the tab on the cap, removing the cap, aiming the spray at the base of a fire, and pressing the nozzle while keeping the can upright.
6. Types of Fires
The Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray is effective on common household fires, including:
- Grease Fires: Ideal for kitchen fires involving cooking oils and fats.
- Wood Fires: Effective on fires involving wood materials.
- Paper Fires: Suitable for fires involving paper products.
- Trash Fires: Can be used on fires involving general household trash.
Image: The Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray placed on a small table in front of a brick fireplace with a burning wood fire, demonstrating its applicability to wood-based fires.
7. Maintenance and Storage
To ensure the longevity and readiness of your Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray:
- Storage: Store the spray in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Ensure it is easily accessible in case of an emergency.
- Inspection: Periodically check the can for any signs of damage, corrosion, or a broken safety tab. If any damage is observed, replace the unit immediately.
- Disposal: Dispose of empty or damaged cans according to local regulations for aerosol products. Do not puncture or incinerate.
- Cleanup: The non-toxic, water-based formula allows for easy cleanup with a damp cloth or sponge after use.
Image: A hand wiping down a black stovetop with a white cloth, illustrating the easy cleanup process after using the Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray.
8. Troubleshooting
The Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray is a simple, single-use device. Troubleshooting is generally limited to ensuring the product is in proper working condition before an emergency.
- No Spray/Weak Spray: If the product does not spray or sprays weakly, it may be damaged, expired, or the safety tab may not have been fully removed. Replace the unit.
- Damaged Can: If the can appears dented, punctured, or otherwise compromised, do not attempt to use it. Replace the unit.
- Expired Product: Check the expiration date printed on the can. An expired product may not operate effectively. Replace if expired.
For any concerns not addressed here, please contact Kidde customer support.
9. Specifications
| Model Number | KAP-14K |
| Item Weight | 1.1 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 2.59 x 2.59 x 9.91 inches |
| Size | 1 Pack (17.6 oz / 500 g) |
| Color | White |
| Manufacturer | Kidde |
| Fire Types | Grease, Wood, Paper, Trash |
Image: A hand holding the Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray, with visual indicators showing its height as 10.24 inches and width as 2.6 inches, emphasizing its compact and lightweight design.
10. Warranty and Support
The Kidde Flame Out Fire Spray comes with a Limited 3-Year Warranty. For warranty claims, product support, or any questions regarding your fire spray, please contact Kidde customer service.
- Manufacturer: Kidde
- Contact Information: Refer to the product packaging or the official Kidde website for the most current contact details.
Image: A circular badge prominently displaying "LIMITED 3 YEAR WARRANTY," indicating the product's coverage period.
