Put It Out© is an Emergency Ready Essential Accessory for the Kitchen
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Be smart... Do not take a risk
Evaluate the severity of the fire. If the fire is still small and contained to one pot, it is safe to extinguish it by yourself. If it's beginning to spread to other parts of the kitchen, get everyone safely assembled outside and dial for emergency services. Do not place yourself in the way of harm.
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Call emergency 911 services if you're too afraid to go near the fire or don't know what to do. Do not risk life and limb to save a kitchen.
Be Aware:
Never leave the stove unattended when cooking with oil. Unfortunately, most grease fires happen when someone steps away just for a moment. Grease fires can happen in less than 30 seconds. Don't turn your back on hot grease.
Whatever you do, DO NOT do the following:
• Do Not Use Water - Pouring water can cause the oil to splash and spread the fire. The vaporizing water can also carry grease particles in it, causing the fire to spread and may cause injury or damage.
• Do Not Move the Pot or Carry It Outside - Throwing the pot outside might seem logical in the frenzy of the moment. Trying to move the pot might splash burning oil on you, your home, and anything outside.
• Do Not Throw Any Other Baking Product On the Fire - Flour might look like baking soda, but it won't react the same. Only baking soda can help put out a grease fire.
Phew, now that we're clear on all of that, hopefully you'll never be in a situation where you have to actually use Put It Out©.
Be Ready:
Have Put It Out© visible and within accessible reach as you are cooking. When using Put It Out©, follow the instructions; Turn off burner, then place Put It Out© over the pan with the grease fire, and watch it work in seconds. Call 911 first. Never put your total trust into a product, always be ready to evacuate.
My name is Humberto Aguilera, Inventor-Developer-Owner of "Put It Out". Creating "Put It Out" came about when I woke up out of a dream, dreaming my daughter ran outside of the house yelling and telling me that our kitchen was in flames. Then all I can see was our house was on fire. For a whole week, I was wondering what caused the fire. I did some research and found out a large percentage of kitchen fires where from grease fires, and many injuries and property damages has occurred from it
I searched on-line to find out what was out there to put out a grease fire quickly and safely. There was no products out there, but they do tell you that you have to think fast and look for 4 cups of salt, the right fire distinguishers or you will spread the fire everywhere. Trust me, it's hard for people to think level headed during shocking moments.
The only thing I did see were large bulky fire blankets that you have to throw over the stove. I bought one to test it and and the grease fire burnt the blanket and I tossed the other side of the blanket and it burnt it again and the seams where falling apart. The fire blanket videos cut off right after they toss it over a very small pan fire. Then I saw a news reporter video on the web demonstrating that the fire blanket do not work, they were made with very inexpensive material.
I did my research for about 2 years and created a durable material that will put out a furious grease fire in seconds! The material is made out of welding material. The material is double hemmed. "Put It Out" is not cheaply made like the fire blankets.
The Cost of a fire blanket is Outrageous! My wife and I agreed to sell our product "Put It Out" at a very low price just to get it out in the hands of the people so they can be safe from any bodily injuries or experience the hardship of their property being destroyed.
I trust that we are doing the right thing. I believe we were selling our product for the price they were worth, but our hearts are not into financial gain over the safety of people. We're just asking you to share with your family and friends about "Put It Out" and its low cost. Bless you and God bless you.