Which type of fabric would be an ideal material to make a blanket used to extinguish fires?
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Which type of fabric would be an ideal material to make a small blanket used to extinguish fires? Which type of fabric would be an ideal material to make a large blanket used to extinguish fires?
fiberglass and sometimes kevlar
wool
Fire blanket
deal material to make a blanket used to extinguish fires ideal material to make a blanket used to extinguish fires
Fire blanket Fire triangle Firefighting Fire class Blanket (disambiguation) Active fire protection Firefighting foam Fire extinguisher Fire bucket Molotov cocktail
A <b>fire blanket</b> is a safety device designed to <b>extinguish</b> incipient (starting) <b>fires</b>. It 
consists of a sheet of a <b>fire</b> retardant <b>material</b> which is placed over a <b>fire</b> in order 
to smother it. Small <b>fire blankets</b>, such as for <b>use</b> in kitchens and around the 
home are ... Personal tools. Not logged in; Talk &middot; Contributions &middot; <b>Create</b> account &middot; 
Log in&nbsp;... Unsourced <b>material</b> may be challenged and removed. Find sources: &quot;<b>Fire</b> triangle
&quot; – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (November 2016) (Learn how 
and when to remove this template message). The <b>Fire</b> Triangle. The <b>Fire</b> Triangle 
or Combustion Triangle is a simple model for understanding the necessary ... For 
example, covering a <b>fire</b> with a <b>fire blanket</b> removes the oxygen part of the&nbsp;... Firefighting is the act of attempting to prevent the spread of and <b>extinguish</b> 
significant unwanted <b>fires</b> in buildings, vehicles, woodlands, etc. A firefighter 
suppresses <b>fires</b> to protect lives, property and the environment. ... In the 16th 
century, syringes were also <b>used</b> as firefighting tools, the larger ones being 
mounted on wheels. <b>Fire</b> class is a term <b>used</b> to denote the type of <b>fire</b>, in relation to the combustion 
<b>materials</b>, that has (or could be) ignited. This affects the type of suppression or 
<b>extinguishing materials</b> that can be <b>used</b>. ... hoods over them that help <b>extinguish</b> 
the <b>fire</b>. Sometimes <b>fire blankets</b> are <b>used</b> to stop a <b>fire</b> in a kitchen or on a stove. A <b>blanket</b> is a large, usually rectangular piece of thick bedding <b>material</b>. <b>Blanket</b> 
or <b>blankets</b> ... electrically heated bedding <b>material</b>; <b>Fire blanket</b>, a device <b>used to</b> 
<b>extinguish fires</b> ... Not logged in; Talk &middot; Contributions &middot; <b>Create</b> account &middot; Log in&nbsp;... Active <b>fire</b> protection (AFP) is an integral part of <b>fire</b> protection. AFP is 
characterized by items ... Manual <b>fire</b> suppression includes the <b>use</b> of a <b>fire</b> 
<b>blanket</b>, <b>fire</b> extinguisher, or a standpipe system. ... Gaseous clean agents are 
installed in places where water or dry chemical <b>extinguishing</b> agents will <b>do</b> more 
harm than good. Firefighting foam is a foam <b>used</b> for <b>fire</b> suppression. Its role is to cool the <b>fire</b> and 
to coat the ... The surfactants <b>used</b> must <b>produce</b> foam in concentration of less 
than 1%. ... They flow and spread slower, but provide a foam <b>blanket</b> that is more 
heat-resistant ... <b>Fire</b>-fighting foams were a development for <b>extinguishing</b> oil <b>fires</b>
. A <b>fire</b> extinguisher is an active <b>fire</b> protection device <b>used to extinguish</b> or control 
small <b>fires</b>, ... While liquid and gas <b>fires do</b> not usually store much heat in their 
fuel source, solid <b>fires do</b>. ... Arctic <b>Fire</b> is a liquid <b>fire extinguishing</b> agent that 
emulsifies and cools heated <b>materials</b> more quickly than water or ordinary foam. A <b>fire</b> bucket is a bucket filled with water or sand which is <b>used</b> to prevent or 
<b>extinguish fires</b>. ... <b>Fire blanket</b>; <b>Fire</b> bucket; <b>Fire</b> extinguisher &middot; Automatic &middot; 
Condensed aerosol <b>fire</b> suppression &middot; <b>Fire</b> sprinkler system &middot; <b>Fire</b> sprinkler &middot; 
Gaseous <b>fire</b> suppression&nbsp;... A Molotov cocktail, also known as a petrol bomb, gasoline bomb (United States), 
bottle bomb, ... After that, both sides <b>used</b> simple petrol bombs or petrol-soaked 
<b>blankets</b> with some success. ... The bottle will smash, but the petrol should soak 
the <b>blanket</b> well enough to <b>make</b> a really healthy <b>fire</b> which will burn the rubber&nbsp;...
Fire blanket Fire triangle Fire class Firefighting Active fire protection Firefighting foam Fire extinguisher Fire bucket Molotov cocktail Campfire
A <b>fire blanket</b> is a safety device designed to <b>extinguish</b> incipient (starting) <b>fires</b>. It 
consists of a sheet of a <b>fire</b> retardant <b>material</b> which is placed over a <b>fire</b> in order 
to smother it. Small <b>fire blankets</b>, such as for <b>use</b> in kitchens and around the 
home are ... Personal tools. Not logged in; Talk &middot; Contributions &middot; <b>Create</b> account &middot; 
Log in&nbsp;... Unsourced <b>material</b> may be challenged and removed. Find sources: &quot;<b>Fire</b> triangle
&quot; – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (November 2016) (Learn how 
and when to remove this template message). The <b>Fire</b> Triangle. The <b>Fire</b> Triangle 
or Combustion Triangle is a simple model for understanding the necessary ... For 
example, covering a <b>fire</b> with a <b>fire blanket</b> removes the oxygen part of the&nbsp;... <b>Fire</b> class is a term <b>used</b> to denote the type of <b>fire</b>, in relation to the combustion 
<b>materials</b>, that has (or could be) ignited. This affects the type of suppression or 
<b>extinguishing materials</b> that can be <b>used</b>. ... hoods over them that help <b>extinguish</b> 
the <b>fire</b>. Sometimes <b>fire blankets</b> are <b>used</b> to stop a <b>fire</b> in a kitchen or on a stove. Firefighting is the act of attempting to prevent the spread of and <b>extinguish</b> 
significant unwanted <b>fires</b> in buildings, vehicles, woodlands, etc. A firefighter 
suppresses <b>fires</b> to protect lives, property and the environment. ... In the 16th 
century, syringes were also <b>used</b> as firefighting tools, the larger ones being 
mounted on wheels. Active <b>fire</b> protection (AFP) is an integral part of <b>fire</b> protection. AFP is 
characterized by items ... Manual <b>fire</b> suppression includes the <b>use</b> of a <b>fire</b> 
<b>blanket</b>, <b>fire</b> extinguisher, or a standpipe system. ... Gaseous clean agents are 
installed in places where water or dry chemical <b>extinguishing</b> agents will <b>do</b> more 
harm than good. Firefighting foam is a foam <b>used</b> for <b>fire</b> suppression. Its role is to cool the <b>fire</b> and 
to coat the ... The surfactants <b>used</b> must <b>produce</b> foam in concentration of less 
than 1%. ... AFFF is <b>best</b> for spills of jet fuels, FFFP is better for cases where the 
burning fuel can ... <b>Fire</b>-fighting foams were a development for <b>extinguishing</b> oil 
<b>fires</b>. A <b>fire</b> extinguisher is an active <b>fire</b> protection device <b>used to extinguish</b> or control 
small <b>fires</b>, ... While liquid and gas <b>fires do</b> not usually store much heat in their 
fuel source, solid <b>fires do</b>. ... Arctic <b>Fire</b> is a liquid <b>fire extinguishing</b> agent that 
emulsifies and cools heated <b>materials</b> more quickly than water or ordinary foam. A <b>fire</b> bucket is a bucket filled with water or sand which is <b>used</b> to prevent or 
<b>extinguish fires</b>. ... <b>Fire blanket</b>; <b>Fire</b> bucket; <b>Fire</b> extinguisher &middot; Automatic &middot; 
Condensed aerosol <b>fire</b> suppression &middot; <b>Fire</b> sprinkler system &middot; <b>Fire</b> sprinkler &middot; 
Gaseous <b>fire</b> suppression&nbsp;... A Molotov cocktail, also known as a petrol bomb, gasoline bomb (United States), 
bottle bomb, ... After that, both sides <b>used</b> simple petrol bombs or petrol-soaked 
<b>blankets</b> with some success. ... The bottle will smash, but the petrol should soak 
the <b>blanket</b> well enough to <b>make</b> a really healthy <b>fire</b> which will burn the rubber&nbsp;... A campfire is a <b>fire</b> at a campsite that provides light and warmth, and heat for 
cooking. ... <b>Ideally</b>, <b>campfires</b> should be made in a <b>fire</b> ring. If a <b>fire</b> ring is ... 
around a <b>fire</b>. <b>Fire</b> rings, however, <b>do</b> not fully protect <b>material</b> on the ground from 
catching <b>fire</b>. ... Tinder lights easily and is <b>used</b> to start an enduring campfire. It is 
anything&nbsp;...
wool
Fire blanket