In-Depth Review & Field Test of the Cotouxker Fire Blanket

Check out my in-depth review & field test of the COTOUXKER Fire Blanket - An Emergency Fire Blanket for Home and Kitchen Safety.

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More information & Features of the COTOUXKER Emergency Fire Blanket:

✅ High Density Materials
Made from premium fiberglass cloth, our fire blanket cuts off air supply to extinguish fires up to 1022℉ (550℃) quickly and easily with no mess.

✅ Convenience and Less Space
Compact and easy to carry, store, and use, Cotouxker fire blankets takes up less space than traditional fire extinguishers.

✅ Easy to Use
Just pull down the tabs to deploy the Cotouxker fire blanket and cover the fire until it's completely extinguished. The emergency fire blanket can be used by people of all ages with minimal training, including children and the elderly.

✅ Easy to Store
The Cotouxker fire safety blanket can be kept in the kitchen, backyard, vehicle, or taken camping. It also features a hook hole for easy wall hanging and does not expire.

✅ Protect Yourself
In addition to smother small fires, our kitchen fire blanket can also be used as a safety cover to protect yourself from fire - a must-have safety tool for your home and vehicle.

In closing, a Cotouxker fire blanket is a safer, cleaner, and more effective way to put out small kitchen fires compared to traditional fire extinguishers. So if you're looking for an essential tool to keep your home and family safe, a fire blanket is a must-have item for your kitchen.

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[ChaplainDaveSparks]

Sounds interesting. On a minor note, I don't think I would store it above the stove like that. If something on the stove catches fire, you would have to reach *THROUGH* the flames to get it.

Like they recommend with fire extinguishers, I think I would hang it *NEAR THE EXIT.* That way, if you head to get the fire blanket and the fire really flares up, you won't wind up with the fire between you and safety.

[jayfloran]

Thank you for the review, Just Not sure if I'll keep it above the stove in the cabinet, like he demonstrated.

[dabeingsimms]

I love this version. Hang in there my dear sister in Christ. God is good and loves you for all that you do for your family out of your love. Amen

[dacypher]

My concern with these is that if the flame gets high enough, you could burn your hand trying to get the blanket to the far side of the fire. What I think could be useful is if one of the sides is weighted slightly so that you could throw the blanket over the fire if you needed to

[truelee]

I would carry one in my bag as self-protection or saving a person life. It is a good item for people who work in a chemical factory that fire can just blast. This blanket is a life saver and saves your life.

[vivacristorey]

It is worth noting that a test was done on the news. They used an oil fire. It put out the flames. The problem was that, even after eight minutes, the flames reignited every time they removed the blanket from the fire - with no heat source left. It is obviously still useful, but one should simply keep in mind that the fire could reignite very quickly and so it is best to use it as part of a whole package.

[Cosmic_Soul]

This blanket is not large enough.

The best use is to cover yourself to get out of the house.

It can prove great to dowse flames if a person is on fire, but has to be much larger in size.

It is either impossible or challenging to help someone who’s on fire. My neighbor helped to dowse flames off a teenage girl. Skin from both his hand palms was gone and were bleeding.

It will have limited effect if a frying pan is on fire.
Once I had a big frying pan fire. I squeezed a fire extinguisher powder filled plastic bottle (vintage). It put off the fire. Turning off the stove was tricky.
In 30 seconds it reignited & turned into a bigger fire. Oil & the powder burning. Luckily, I used my Le Creuset cast iron pot lid to cover the frying pan.

Smoke was billowing out of windows. Strangely not a single car stopped to see if the building was on fire & call 911.

[markfinley]

Above the microwave over your oven is not optimum. You would have to be reaching through the flames to get it. I keep mine just around the corner from the oven, about 6 feet away. Same thing for the one in the room with my fireplace.

[jesperkjems]

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[TrainfanJanathan]

I'm getting relentless ads for these. They literally will not stop advertising this to me. I almost don't wanna buy it just because of how annoying the ads are.

[candyboyer]

I don't think I would keep it above the stove, because (1) you would have to reach over the fire to get it, and (2) a child may notbe able toreach it up there. You would certainly want it to be easily available to everyone in the house.

[meg-k-waldren]

Not sure you can cover an oven entirely so no air is getting in like you did with that little bowl with flames.

[brucehennequin]

What is your background regarding fire behavior, fire suppression, and fire safety?

[loric]

So why would you recommend putting it in the cabinet over the fire? Asking for a friend. ; ~)

[icecorebaby]

Question. Bought the same knife blankets as you. What’s the difference in the numbers. We have 1869-1997. But they sent us 1869-2019. They look the same so is it when the blankets were made or is it stock number.

[LeeLee-fwhw]

The only thing I would not do is have pack over stove per a big fire someone would not be able to get blanket. Maybe under sink and back side of door to even a kid can get it

[craigwilliams]

Once the fire goes vertical, the blanket is pretty much a non player.

[therealdohos]

but if the blanket if up there over the stove ur gonna burn your beard or ur wife is gonna burn her hair

[johnhunt]

This testing is a flop. Who would do any wood burning in a house for cooking food??? You have not try it for grease fire from the stove. Ridiculous!!