You Won't Believe What's Inside a Fire Extinguisher

Today we're comparing three different kinds of fire extinguishers and finding out which ones work best in certain situations.
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[@MitchBurns]

You know what a great fire extinguisher for a fire contained in a pot is? The lid!

[@dannyakatrikerred7381]

Mitch Burns Or a wet towel over the top. Been there, done that 👍🏻😁. 🇺🇸😎

[@kleetus92]

@Ungregistered User Agreed... wet town is a horrifically bad idea.

[@kleetus92]

@Ungregistered User I call it autoincorrect...

[@centralnewyorkresponses7887]

Mitch Burns yep. Take away the heat, oxygen, or fuel and it goes out.

[@datechkee378]

True...

[@BANANADOGE]

*_Every time i watch your guys vids I learn more_*

[@kueim1336]

BANANA DOGE 👏👏

[@user-cx7mh2me1h]

Screw books watch this dude and dudette

[@TheKingofRandom]

Great! 😎

[@Canadian_Teemo]

what did you learn by watching this video (that you already didn't know)?

[@angrypastabrewing]

same

[@Ruby5.0Mustang]

0:53 I'm pretty sure if your electronics are on fire their done for. Lmao😂😂😂🤣

[@jesujgaming9801]

Caleb Lowery not really some are fire resistant for 5-10 seconds

[@pastelskies8466]

Halon extinguishers are for electronics. They are not ABC dry chem.

[@HighVoltageMadness]

If there was a fire in a data center hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of servers and equipment, a co2 or halon extinguisher would allow you to put out the fire while saving the other servers from further damage due powder or water based extinguishers.

[@KnightSlasher]

Now I really want to know what is on the outside

[@bizwoz1]

sut up

[@chaos_omega]

@@bizwoz1 no u sut up

[@SheepdogSmokey]

I'm betting open desert

[@ninjaisastreamsniper429]

Its my hardened diarrhea

[@chayilmalaluan6878]

Chaos Omega everybody sut up

[@-4subscriberswithahammerad521]

Inside a fire extinguisher is...another fire extinguisher

[@TheKingofRandom]

how did you know...? 👀

[@greyfiveys]

@@TheKingofRandom then what's inside the other one....?

[@StefanReich]

@@greyfiveys Inside the second fire extinguisher is the first fire extinguisher. They're all inside each other

[@_mossy_8520]

@@StefanReich then inside the last one is the true meaning of life

[@People_are_vomit]

I love you the king of random

[@telephony]

Oops!!! You forgot to test a Class D fire extinguisher; this is specifically designed to combat fires involving flammable metals such as sodium, potassium, magnesium, zirconium, caesium, etc. :-)

[@30DayReviews]

also not one of the common ones I think your comment is why the info at the end lol

[@telephony]

LOL!!! :-D

[@mandem1209]

BigDroneFlyer1964 d for my dic- dictatorship is not nice

[@alexsibley6501]

They were testing house hold fires you typically will not have a class D fire in your household

[@diddydave6079]

Yeah I put a comment like that as well why did they leave level jihad it no probably because they are only texting story so the video and maybe then another video

[@colinhorwedel9668]

Do stuff with magnesium fire and show us how to put it out...asking for a friend...

[@SheepdogSmokey]

Actually relatively simple. You can use a Class D Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher, or you just pile on dirt/sand and smother it. Bear in mind, Magnesium typically burns at over 2000 degrees Centigrade, so my advice, as a former firefighter, if you start or find a Magnesium fire, get as far away as you can, while also calling the Fire Department.

[@Titananik]

@@SheepdogSmokey Wanna cookie Einstein 🍪 😆

[@SheepdogSmokey]

@@Titananik Nah, I wish my FD would've let us see a Magnesium fire live though.

[@theoneandonlylucifer4825]

Umm

[@Titananik]

@@theoneandonlylucifer4825 what

[@welplookatthatitsausername6736]

this video actually taught me how to use a fir extinguisher safely. I had no idea that it is unsafe to breath in and i thought that they lasted alot longer.not only that, i also learned that it won't work to put water on a grease fire, thank you The King of Random, you probably just saved my life.

[@Zhalia225]

1:27 I think that when your food is on fire it's already ruined xD

[@outrage_swampert979]

"You aim at the base of the fire and never the top" she said as she first aimed at the top 3 seconds later

[@Amazikeen]

OUTRAGE SWAMPERT they’re not that intelligent

[@therainbowwillow4453]

OUTRAGE SWAMPERT Probably just to catch the residue.

[@timfischer]

Not like these have a sight on them... She shot it and quickly adjusted.

[@shannondenby7180]

I love this chanel I watch it every day

[@daveeston9686]

Yeah me too

[@valentagni9627]

*me in the class* Me: ugh im gonna fart, gonna hold it others: yo, why are you sweating? Me: oh its nothing its jus- Me : 4:23-4:37 other: WTF

[@drebryers]

love it man

[@fryingpan37]

lol

[@atljien8350]

Lol

[@damca3160]

Loool

[@shadowdemon7540]

Rip😭

[@aaronsadowski1691]

This was really cool, I always wondered why there were different types of extinguishers. Thanks!!

[@TheKingofRandom]

Glad you liked it!

[@scottjervis5742]

5:46: “Aim at the base of the fire” - Aims at the top moments later 😂

[@alke5668]

Lmao

[@therainbowwillow4453]

Lol I think she was planning to aim to catch the residue and then realized the fire was more important

[@jonathanmajors1197]

Can you please put Oobleck in a vacuum chamber?

[@simracingnoob2248]

Jonathan Majors it would probably just boil like water 💧

[@meechayel]

the action lab did a vid on this

[@jmant3767]

please do

[@ScoobyShotU]

It's been done

[@xxcrazyskullxx7846]

Dafuq is oobleck

[@AuroraTheAvali3735]

Tundra uses a mix of baking soda and Monoammonium phosphate as the two active ingredients according to a "Tundra FaQ PDF" that i found

[@aussiefirefighting4062]

States it can be used on electrical fires. It's liquid. Only pure distilled water is ok for electricity but as soon a impurities are introduced no go. Stick to only DCP for electrical

[@WilliamNoujaim]

Someone get the extinguisher, this video is LIT!

[@People_are_vomit]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@dalecaroo5963]

I love the vid ! Keep on working hard!👑✌

[@albertbancroft4507]

Great video!!

[@madmouse1016]

I once did a science project for a science fair that was about different types of fires and how to put them out xD

[@Goludan]

The tundras have save me a few times. Convienience and speed can be key in an emergency so I definitely love those for home or small office use.

[@Sonicgott]

A class D fire is a “deadly“ fire. That usually consists of metals or radioactive components on fire.

[@freshasimiz]

5:46 “aim at the bottom, never at the top” Continues to do exactly the opposite 😑😂

[@carleemills3083]

For future reference Dry Chemical and Dry powder are 2 different types of extinguishing agents meant for 2 different types of fire. Dry Chemical agents are for A, B, and C fires. But Dry powder agents are meant for Class D fires (combustible metals). They are different powders based on the type of metal. Also CO2 extinguishers are for class B& C only. Thanks for the video!

[@alvarlinder1801]

I got my first like! Why is it blue?

[@Dragini7]

Because you touch yourself

[@aaronking2020]

@@Dragini7 r/wooosh

[@dirtbike_lodge4001]

@@Dragini7 r/woooooosh

[@BANANADOGE]

DraginEye *_R/wooooooosh_*

[@kencarter9721]

@@aaronking2020 r/woooosh

[@priyanshsaha5989]

How about putting ferrofluid in a vacuum chamber of drying ferrofluid? Do we just get magnet chunks or iron fillings?

[@HyperKing128]

Great video on how to put out fires and what fire extinguishers do.

[@Samuraikai419]

You guys should dehydrate foam

[@Recon777x]

Can you just use a box of ordinary baking soda to put out a grease fire? Seems like a much cheaper and possibly just as effective option.

[@htmagic]

How about putting a lid on the pan to smother the fire? Cheaper and more effective!

[@brinegamersproductionsmedia]

HouseholdHacker already did that

[@almostblind915]

@@htmagic your have to put it on super quick or it would have to be a small fire

[@Cedalion]

Lol I got the notification for this after I started watching it.

[@potatoesd_7379]

@Ungregistered User duuh

[@michalismafia8513]

Im so happy that you guys do this vids because we needed to learn for a test at school about fire

[@normanghostkeeper1373]

Throws a marine flare an a supply drop of tkor merch drops

[@crayasiankid]

Anyone else kinda triggered of how the propane tank was still pretty close to the flames of the oil?

[@pastelskies8466]

Alfred: or the rubber LP hose leading up to the burning pot of oil? The oil could have splattered onto it.

[@leviroberts1604]

Kings and Queen of random. U guy's videos are great. Much luv guys

[@B.McAllister]

Callie is the Queen of Random. Also, melt jawbreakers in the forge and experiment with it. Pouring the molten jawbreakers into water, liquid nitrogen, etc. Put jawbreakers into the vacuum chamber to see if any air trapped inside will make them explode.

[@john-wx7gr]

0:51 press f to pay respect to our fallen comrade who were covered in gas

[@MrBooner2101]

What about purple K, or class D? I work at a racetrack and we use purple K extinguishers for alcohol fueled fires. Fortunately I've never had to use one so I'm genuinely curious.

[@Yanik2002]

What’s purple k?

[@shanoonshukoor1759]

What happens if you point very strong and bright laser through magnifying glasses?

[@philipnotaro9793]

It focuses the beam onto a single point but after that point it will continue to defocus and spread

[@alexbero8384]

You are the best I love how you test a lot of different tests.

[@rockclimbing3844]

So entertaining but this is very useful an educational.

[@GreenPlanet669]

4:57 Is there a reason for a "R" to randomly appear?

[@flopster_au2832]

Eeerr Yes 😒😑😐

[@shivanis7522]

@@flopster_au2832 Well, would you mind tell us why?

[@BlackLicorice]

I love your videos so much can you please try some experiments with silica gel

[@captaintekton4517]

My favorite seasoning

[@SheepdogSmokey]

The part of my brain hard wired to be a firefighter was screaming NOOOOO at so much! Ended well though.

[@jeffreycruz8161]

Everytime i watch your videos i learn something.

[@prodbyleggy3069]

Put liquid nitrogen in your freeze dryer

[@JustCruising]

How is a penny in a tiny bottle possible. I just got one and I'm mind blown on the outside.

[@u.k.trainandbusvids]

Chocolate vs dry ice should be a class experiment

[@ALM1882]

I watch you vids as fast as it gets out

[@nuffynuff3601]

I LOVE you tkor. like if you agre

[@NathanLuMax]

what i if told you you read the first sentence wrong

[@sofiacowan6571]

Nathan Lu omg 😮

[@rpgatiss2892]

No i didnt

[@_mossy_8520]

Nah I was actually going correct you *Ha GoTtEm*

[@People_are_vomit]

Omg you tricked me wow I read it wrong!😂

[@camaronruss9476]

Woah...

[@rocraftdragon9830]

I love this show especially because of the info

[@prayin4wingz980]

I would like to point out that for Kitchen Greese fires they make one called a "Class K" designed for Kitchen use. Such as Fryers. (and yes they are UL listed) They are typically only found in commercial use.

[@hazorozsparks7758]

Can you show us how to make an induction heater please. Burn things, heat things, blow things up, light things on fire with is please.

[@DFPercush]

Check out Backyard Scientist, recent.

[@hazorozsparks7758]

DFPercush I know he did a video on it, but he just showed it off and not how to make one.

[@wonger6684]

Oil pot is on fire Cali uses wood beams to pick it up

[@erniedallas6666]

😆

[@cameronsiebert1721]

This looks pretty neat

[@Lego-Joe-1]

At work today (I work at Wal-mart) I had to watch a video about fire extinguishers, and now I am watching a cooler video about the exact same thing.

[@Lewdooles]

Mix all of them and use them on different fires? Make your own fire extinguisher?

[@pauldelay9738]

what about baking soda and vinegar in a container as a DIY fire extinguisher? (as seen in a recent episode of the MacGyver reboot)

[@justiny.9680]

Paul Delay just think for a sec... Baking Soda and vinegar

[@MGSLurmey]

@@justiny.9680 Fire extinguishers are designed to hold high pressure gases in order to expel the contents at speed. If the sodium bicarbonate and acetic acid (baking soda and vinegar) were combined in the extinguisher and sealed in quickly enough, they would react and pressurise it with carbon dioxide. Essentially creating a makeshift CO2 extinguisher.

[@ericwickliffe7707]

Thank you I have had fire extinguisher training with four types of extinguishers including an water extinguisher with air pressure but nobody ever explained what is in the extinguisher.

[@sulfuricpen8938]

These are really cool videos, it would be really cool if you could glass blow molten candy. 1. Try to glass blow it using own lungs/breath. 2. If it works, put it in the vacuum chamber.

[@Dawnfall]

Imagine a prank fire extinguisher full of smoke haha... *it would be unfortunate if someone were to... hehe... mistake it for a real one.*

[@noahcross9627]

Dawnfall bruh

[@MGSLurmey]

Smoke would pretty effectively extinguish a solid fire anyway. Soot smothers the fuel while CO2 starves the flame of oxygen.

[@jcdurham7394]

What would happen to rope in liquid nitrogen

[@steelecooper7795]

I freaking love your videos keep working hard

[@_mossy_8520]

Thanks I always wondered about this

[@e.t2042]

3

[@jobco2969]

Can you melt 1000 oil pastel's

[@angelpurple1956]

yes plz it would be cool

[@winphilli6405]

You should mix them all together to make the ultimate fire extinguisher

[@angeescorner7474]

finally! the callie show! 🤣

[@genoneutrino2041]

YOU CAN ALSO MAKE DRY ICE WITH THAT.just saying.

[@IgnavumFortuna]

no, for that you'd need a CO2 fire extinguisher, the ones often used in some labs.

[@henrygilbert3314]

What happens if you melt dry ice and freeze it again

[@IgnavumFortuna]

you can't really do it under normal conditions since CO2 sublimates directly to a gas

[@MGSLurmey]

What happens if you have the most basic understanding of science and *then* make suggestions for videos?

[@austinpetree1008]

3:48 look at the amount of smoke in that dome

[@williamc2071]

calli [name] description: *YES FIRE*

[@nonuser253]

What if you just use regular baking soda can that put out a fire?

[@alexsibley6501]

Jr'sWashington vlogs yes it can

[@momentstillmidnight57]

Wheres the original king of random? 😭

[@Tofii1]

I got bad news for you…

[@bikelife_brayden2736]

Love this amazing stuff. Every video puts a smile on my face😀

[@bbeck104]

When I was a missionary in Brazil a fellow missionary attempted to make popcorn by putting cooking oil in the bottom of a funnel shaped pan called a couscouseiro and then obviously adding the popcorn. The thing that this young man added to the couscouseiro that he should not have was the lid to the pan in question. The result was an explosive achievement of autoignition of the cooking oil under moderate pressure. The tower of fire that resulted would have easily been put out by flour or baking soda, so naturally this young man decided to put the fire out with a frying pan full of tap water. The resulting fireball was at least two and a half feet in diameter. Fortunately I was coming into the kitchen as the "extinguishing" was taking place and was able to put almost a whole container of baking soda into the pan instead. The baking soda actually extinguished the fire and the fire department was not needed. Moral of the story, water doesn't put out grease fires:-)

[@JoseLopez-hd5yd]

I wonder if Nate and Callie smoke a blunt after each episode

[@localweirdkid9]

Can you put magnetic sand in lava to see if you can make a magnetic rock?

[@daveeston9686]

Fire Bender yes

[@00Skyfox]

I’ve been through workplace fire extinguisher training and part of it was putting out a propane fire, simulating a propane forklift with a ruptured gas line or a propane tank shooting flame out the nozzle. An ABC fire extinguisher will definitely put out a gas fire like that. You just have to aim for the base of the flame where the gas is coming out.

[@masterspicy492]

5:47 "aim at base not top of fire" **shoots thing at top**

[@CortashGaming]

Q:what is inside a fire extinguisher?,A: stuff to put out a fire......mind blown!!🤗😆😃😁😀☺🙂😊😉🙄🙃🤑

[@lainismith6169]

Have you tried to use SAND!

[@katrenaschindler8009]

Cool

[@tristanskylark]

You should do something with those chips that inflate

[@ribs1341]

My dad services fire extinguishers and I find this pretty cool because most of facts are true and it’s nice to see one of my favourite channels to do a video on this

[@osc1147]

I love you guys Next video: GALLIUM EXPERIMENTS (eg: gallium+acetone, gallium in a vacuum chamber, dehumidified acetone+gallium*vice versa*, gallium on fire, gallium in liquid nitrogen) THAT WOULD BE AWESOME PLEASE DO IT FOR NEXT VIDEO I WOULD BE SUUUUUUUUPER HONORED SO I CAN SHOW MY SCHOOLFRIENDS!!!!!!!!!

[@keirajohnson3177]

I love these videos

[@EffoVexx]

Inside a fire extinguisher is.... A magic genie

[@GGhireal]

CALLI: the fire extinguisher is going to ruin your food. Me: isn't the fire already going to ruin your food?

[@ApolloRex754]

2:30 there is the logo flashing on the sceen

[@notasian4076]

Hey!!!! TKOR!!! Can u try making different types of DIY rocket fuels?? That would be cool!

[@jkathy26]

Mix all the fire extinguisher substances and see how well it can put out a fire.

[@pritymayeeparida7171]

I watch your video every day

[@Firecapttc]

After years working with fire extinguishers, I wish people with a little knowledge would ask experts before making comments that scare people. The dry chemical inside the ABC fire extinguisher is not bad for you. Telling people that it scares them from using them. On a side note, I have never seen a kitchen fire, where they recovered the food to eat. So use the most effective agent, not the cleanest. The area will have to be cleaned up anyway. And both of those chemicals absolutely are designed to extinguish gas fires.

[@theteatwit2223]

You are the no1 youtubers I’ve been watching you from the start

[@ameurchemli4321]

love your videos

[@jaspr1999]

As many times as I've seen you guys put out fires this way, I'm surprised you didn't point out just putting a larger pot or lid on the grease fire to smother the flames. I know this was specific to fire extinguishers, but still. Some folks really don't know or think about it.

[@Blakesky8447]

yo killer videos.. keep them up :)

[@dhwaneelkapadia3265]

Me : I should sleep early KZbin : wanna see what's inside a frikin fire extinguisher My brain at 3 am : why not

[@lilyankattoua1661]

THIS IS LITTT AND CREATIVE pLUS CRAZY