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AAA of Everett Fire Extinguisher Company is a family-owned and operated company that has been operating from the same location with the same owners since we opened in 1977. We handle large and small orders more quickly and with greater success. Call us today for more information.
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Anonymous on Facebook
3 days ago
08/15/2019, 10:56 AM
Just because your fire extinguisher says it is full, this does not necessarily mean that it is working properly. Signs of exterior damage and corrosion could cause your extinguisher to malfunction when you need it most.
Just because your fire extinguisher says it is full, this does not necessarily mean that it is working properly. Signs of exterior damage and corrosion could cause your extinguisher to malfunction when you need it most.
Anonymous on Facebook
5 days ago
08/13/2019, 10:56 AM
The luminescent fire safety signs we take for granted today are accredited to William J. Hammer. In 1902, he mixed radium with zinc oxide to create the first luminescent paint, which he applied to clock dials and watches.
The luminescent fire safety signs we take for granted today are accredited to William J. Hammer. In 1902, he mixed radium with zinc oxide to create the first luminescent paint, which he applied to clock dials and watches.
Anonymous on Facebook
10 days ago
08/08/2019, 17:35 PM
Laboratories which store and use flammable chemicals and elements, and work with products like combustible metals, potassium and sodium, should maintain a Class D fire to tackle any fire hazards. This type of fire extinguisher is designed to extinguish chemical fires.
Laboratories which store and use flammable chemicals and elements, and work with products like combustible metals, potassium and sodium, should maintain a Class D fire to tackle any fire hazards. This type of fire extinguisher is designed to extinguish chemical fires.
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Anonymous on Facebook
12 days ago
08/06/2019, 04:05 AM
Although you may be okay using the small under-the-sink fire extinguisher you keep in your kitchen, using a commercial-grade fire extinguisher can be a little different. We’re always happy to provide training on how to best use your fire safety equipment.
Although you may be okay using the small under-the-sink fire extinguisher you keep in your kitchen, using a commercial-grade fire extinguisher can be a little different. We’re always happy to provide training on how to best use your fire safety equipment.
Anonymous on Facebook
17 days ago
08/01/2019, 12:19 PM
If a fire breaks out in your home, the first thing to do is to contact the fire department and get everyone out of the house. Knowing your own limits and the limitations of your extinguisher is very important in a fire.
If a fire breaks out in your home, the first thing to do is to contact the fire department and get everyone out of the house. Knowing your own limits and the limitations of your extinguisher is very important in a fire.
Anonymous on Facebook
20 days ago
07/30/2019, 01:00 AM
Do you and your children know what to do if your clothing were to catch on fire? Follow the age-old rule of “STOP, DROP, and ROLL”. The moment clothes start to burn, stop where you are, drop to the ground, cover your face, and roll repeatedly to smother the flames.
Do you and your children know what to do if your clothing were to catch on fire? Follow the age-old rule of “STOP, DROP, and ROLL”. The moment clothes start to burn, stop where you are, drop to the ground, cover your face, and roll repeatedly to smother the flames.
Anonymous on Facebook
24 days ago
07/25/2019, 10:15 AM
To keep your home safe, check smoke detectors once a month, changing batteries once a year. Place a smoke detector on every floor of the home.
To keep your home safe, check smoke detectors once a month, changing batteries once a year. Place a smoke detector on every floor of the home.
Anonymous on Facebook
a month ago
07/23/2019, 07:32 AM
If you prefer not to buy your fire extinguishers, you could opt for a service agreement which includes the rental of fire extinguishers and the cost of all servicing. Many specialists offer contract terms from 1 to 10 years.
If you prefer not to buy your fire extinguishers, you could opt for a service agreement which includes the rental of fire extinguishers and the cost of all servicing. Many specialists offer contract terms from 1 to 10 years.
Anonymous on Facebook
a month ago
07/18/2019, 06:53 AM
The ultimate test for smoke alarms is their ability to wake you when you are asleep. This generally means that the nearest alarm to the bedroom can be no farther away than in the next room with the intervening door open.
The ultimate test for smoke alarms is their ability to wake you when you are asleep. This generally means that the nearest alarm to the bedroom can be no farther away than in the next room with the intervening door open.
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