Fire Blanket – Fiberglass Emergency Fire Retardant for Outdoor Use, Easy to Use, Ideal for Home Safety

This fire blanket helped us control a small stove fire when a silicone mat accidentally started burning. It didn’t completely put it out, but it slowed the flames enough for us to grab the extinguisher and stop it from spreading. It really made a difference in those critical seconds. Definitely worth having one in the kitchen.

I'm 74 and had a real fire on my stove from oil I didn’t realize had spilled. Flames shot up from the burner. I grabbed this fire blanket, threw it over the pan, and it put the flames out within seconds. So thankful I had it close by. It worked exactly as I hoped it would. Might even buy another just to have one in the garage too!

As a firefighter, I’ve seen firsthand how much mess and damage a fire extinguisher can cause inside a home. In many small fire situations, cutting off the oxygen can be just as effective—and far less destructive.

While I still keep extinguishers around the house, I now reach for one of these fire blankets first. This two-pack costs far less than a single extinguisher, and it’s a great option to have in key spots like the kitchen and garage.

The quality feels solid. The pouch has a Velcro bottom with easy-to-grab pull straps, and a grommet at the top so I was able to screw it directly into my wall and cabinet. The blanket has a bit of weight to it, making it easy to lay over a stovetop or small fire, and the attached handles help you deploy it quickly.

Highly recommended as a low-cost, effective first line of defense.

Compact and lightweight, making it easy to hang for emergency preparedness. I’ve already installed one in the kitchen and one in the bedroom, and plan to place one in every room.