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    Discovery channel on Thursday showed a product called Cold Fire which was really impressive. A fire extinguisher in an aerosol can. I realize that a show called Pitchmen is out to sell stuff but this product sparked some interest. Product looks great for vehicle and house. It's for smaller fires but very easy to use. The only question I have is what's the shelf life on the can ? Haven't found that info yet. The guy who developed it sprayed it on his arm and went over the area with a propane torch without burning himself !! Again I know it's TV but I thought some of you guys might be interested.
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    I remember seeing this awhile ago and had interest in it . . . and then I forgot I guess. Just me being me, I do question purchasing a product that your life could potentially depend on off of an infomercial.

    This is one of those products where I'd like to hear somebody's first hand experience with it before depending on it. I got the below information from this site. On paper it's a must have product IMO.
    Why Use Cold Fire®?
    • UL Listed Wetting Agent for Class A & B Fires
    • EPA-SNAP Listed
    • Considered an acceptable subsitute to toxic foams and Halon 1211
    • Non-Toxic
    • Non-Corrosive-product can be dumped directly into booster tank.
    • No need to flush out lines
    • Biodegradable
    • Prevents Reignition When Properly Applied
    • Reduces Density of Hydrocarbon Smoke
    • No Messy Clean UP
    • Non-Slip
    • Indefinite Shelf Life
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    Quote Originally Posted by http://www.thefreedictionary.com/indefinite
    in·def·i·nite (n-df-nt)adj. Not definite, especially:a. Unclear; vague.
    b. Lacking precise limits: an indefinite leave of absence.
    c. Uncertain; undecided: indefinite about their plans.


    Doesn't give me allot of faith in the product
    Might last a decade, or maybe a week.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Byte Stryke View Post
    Doesn't give me allot of faith in the product
    Might last a decade, or maybe a week.
    Ohhh man. When I read this at work this morning I read "infinite". Obviously much much different then indefinite.

    I went to sleep late and woke up crazy early. My bad.
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    I don't think that the cans I'm talking about https://www.mycoldfire.com/flare/nex...FQgEbAodUAuiuQ
    This is the one that was on the program-again I'm not sure on shelf life.
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    here's an article on it

    http://www.greaterthings.com/News/Co.../pr031122.html

    seems like nifty stuff

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    Quote Originally Posted by StagLefty View Post
    I don't think that the cans I'm talking about https://www.mycoldfire.com/flare/nex...FQgEbAodUAuiuQ
    This is the one that was on the program-again I'm not sure on shelf life.
    Maybe contact the company? This stuff has been around for awhile now. The link I posted was from 2007 and the article in the link listed above was from 2003. I think it's the same stuff with different packaging. That doesn't really matter though. What matters is it's at least been out for 8ish years so there has to be info on it's can life I'm thinkin'.
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