Löschdecken - a fire blanket is a fire safety equipment that was designed to put out starting fires. It is made out of fire resistant materials to prevent it from burning when it is placed over the fire to smother it. Also, the blanket can be used as a protective covering for people who are being rushed out of a burning house or building.
Now there are a few things that you need in all kits and we are going to tell you about those in the text below so make sure that you create a Large fire blanket checklist so that you can tick off the contents as you get them and pack them in.
To do this you will need your fire to be at the coals stage. That means that there are almost no flames apparent in the fire. The coals should be glowing red and putting off some good heat. Be careful not to let the coals grow too cool, or you may end up waiting and waiting in futility for the coffee water to reach the necessary temperature.
Sunscreen I Extinguishing ceilings hate to have to cut a great outing short because we didn't plan well enough for sun exposure. Be sure it is water proof, plentiful and it is reapplied as needed.
Buy some cheap fabric - less than you would for wall-covering - bunch it up and hang it as 'swags' from the windows and door frames. Trust me, it's a very 'in' look right now. If you're using polyester, do NOT drape it over anything warm, like a light fixture. It will melt, give off awful fumes and possibly catch fire.
If you are caught in an upstairs room and you know that someone else has called the Fire Brigade, wait as long as possible for rescue. If you are unable to summon help, think of some means of lowering yourself from the window, for example, by making a rope of sheets or other strong material. lf it becomes necessary to drop to the ground, try first to throw out something which will break your fall, such as a mattress, pillows or blankets.