Can I use my OLD fire extinguisher..?
It is a 10lb dry chemical fire extinguisher (ammonium phosphate base). Classification : A, B, and C.
Its last service was March 23, 1995 (LOL) and its a powder extinguisher… if that helps…
Anyways the real question here is can I use the damn thing without it blowing up in my face.. or having some sort of difficulty, its pretty damn aged if you ask me.
Im gonna use it for some good ol’ dangerous fire extinguisher fights, stupid, but intensly fun. Tell me if so and why, thanks!
Fire extinguishers should NEVER be used as a toy. Yours, an ammonium phosphate base, is basically the same as fertilizer, and can be extremely dangerous; this is a corrosive compound, and dangerous to anyone coming into contact with it.
I strongly urge you to find a safer method to vent your spleens.
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