Pro Fire Blanket – Emergency Fire Blanket for Home, Kitchen & Garage

The Pro Fire Blanket is a firefighter-developed emergency fire blanket for home, kitchen, garage, RV, boat, and commercial fire safety. Made from 100% flame-retardant material and reinforced with high-temperature silicone, its patent-pending design provides a simple, chemical-free way to help contain small fires.

Lightweight and easy to deploy, the Pro Fire Blanket requires no pressure gauge, extinguishing chemicals, or routine maintenance. Simply pull the tabs, unfold the blanket, and carefully position it over an appropriate small fire to help reduce the oxygen reaching the flames.

Firefighter-Developed Fire Protection

Unlike a traditional fire extinguisher, a fire blanket does not discharge powder or chemicals and requires no extinguisher operation. Its compact design makes it easy to store near areas where small fires are more likely to occur.

The Pro Fire Blanket features high-temperature-resistant construction designed to withstand temperatures up to 1000°C (1832°F), with short-term exposure up to 1650°C (3002°F). Its silicone-reinforced construction provides thermal insulation while helping maintain strength under demanding conditions.

Kitchen & Grease Fire Blanket

A kitchen fire blanket provides another layer of protection for cooking and grease-fire emergencies. Covering an appropriate small pan or cooking fire can help reduce the oxygen feeding the flames without introducing water or extinguisher powder.

Never use water on a grease fire. If a fire is spreading, cannot be safely approached, or threatens your escape route, evacuate immediately and call 911.

Fire Blanket for Home, Garage, RV & More

Keep a Pro Fire Blanket readily accessible in higher-risk areas such as the kitchen, garage, workshop, laundry area, RV, camper, boat, outdoor cooking area, or emergency preparedness kit.

Fire blankets can complement properly installed smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, and fire extinguishers by providing another fire-safety option for appropriate small-fire emergencies.

Lithium-Ion Battery Fire Safety

Lithium-ion batteries found in power tools, e-bikes, scooters, lawn equipment, and other rechargeable devices can experience thermal runaway. A fire blanket may help contain external flames, sparks, and fire spread in some battery incidents, but it should not be considered a way to stop thermal runaway inside a lithium-ion battery.

Lithium battery fires can continue generating heat and may reignite. If a battery catches fire, evacuate the area and call 911.

Pro Fire Blanket Features

• Firefighter-developed design

• 100% flame-retardant material

• High-temperature silicone reinforcement

• Fast pull-tab deployment

• Compact storage

• No extinguishing chemicals

• No pressure gauge

• No routine maintenance

• No extinguisher powder cleanup

• Residential and commercial applications

Frequently Asked Questions About Fire Blankets

What is a fire blanket?

A fire blanket is a fire-safety device made from flame-resistant material that is designed to cover an appropriate small fire and help smother the flames by limiting oxygen. Fire blankets are commonly kept in kitchens and other areas where small fires may occur.

What is a fire blanket used for?

Fire blankets are commonly used to help contain small cooking fires, grease or oil fires, and clothing fires. They can also provide another layer of emergency preparedness in garages, workshops, RVs, campers, and other areas.

How does a fire blanket work?

A fire blanket works by covering the burning material and helping reduce the oxygen available to the flames. The blanket also creates a physical barrier between the fire and nearby combustible materials.

How do you use a fire blanket?

Follow the manufacturer's instructions. For an appropriate small fire, pull the deployment tabs, unfold the blanket while protecting your hands, and carefully cover the entire fire. Do not remove the blanket prematurely, and never place yourself between a fire and your escape route.

If the fire is spreading or cannot be safely approached, evacuate and call 911 instead.

Can you use a fire blanket on a grease fire?

A fire blanket can be useful for an appropriate small cooking-oil or grease fire because covering the fire helps reduce its oxygen supply. Never pour water onto a grease fire.

If it is safe to do so, turn off the heat source without moving the burning pan. If the fire cannot be safely controlled, evacuate immediately.

Is a fire blanket good for kitchen fires?

Yes. The kitchen is one of the most common places to keep a fire blanket because cooking is a leading cause of residential fires. Store the blanket somewhere accessible but far enough from the cooking surface that you can reach it safely during an emergency.

Where should I keep a fire blanket?

Keep a fire blanket somewhere visible, accessible, and near—but not directly next to—the potential fire hazard. Good locations include kitchens, garages, workshops, RVs, campers, boats, outdoor cooking areas, and other fire-risk locations.

Is a fire blanket better than a fire extinguisher?

Neither replaces the other. Fire blankets and fire extinguishers serve different purposes. A fire blanket can cover certain small fires without chemical discharge, while the correct type of fire extinguisher can address other fire hazards.

Many homes benefit from having both available as part of a broader fire-safety plan.

Do fire blankets expire?

Fire blankets don't rely on stored pressure like conventional fire extinguishers, but they should still be inspected and maintained according to the manufacturer's instructions. Replace a blanket that becomes damaged, contaminated, or otherwise compromised.

Can a fire blanket be reused?

Follow the manufacturer's instructions. A fire blanket that has been exposed to significant flames, excessive heat, contamination, or physical damage should generally be replaced rather than returned to emergency service.

Can you use a fire blanket on a person?

A fire blanket may be used to help smother flames on a person's clothing in an emergency. Emergency medical attention should be sought after a clothing fire or burn injury.

Can a fire blanket be used on an electrical fire?

A fire blanket may be appropriate for certain small electrical-appliance fires if the electrical supply can be safely disconnected and the manufacturer's instructions permit the application. Do not touch energized equipment or put yourself in danger attempting to fight an electrical fire.

If there is any uncertainty, evacuate and call 911.

Can a fire blanket be used on a lithium battery fire?

A fire blanket may help contain external flames, sparks, and fire spread during some lithium-ion battery incidents, but lithium-ion cells can continue generating heat internally through thermal runaway and may reignite.

Do not rely on a general-purpose fire blanket to extinguish an active lithium-ion battery thermal runaway event. Evacuate and call 911.

What size fire blanket should I buy?

The appropriate size depends on the hazard. A general-purpose fire blanket can be suitable for kitchens and other small-fire applications, while specialized larger blankets are designed for hazards such as e-bikes, golf carts, and electric vehicles.

Choose a blanket specifically designed and appropriately sized for its intended use.

How many fire blankets should I have in my home?

There is no single number appropriate for every home. Consider where fires are most likely to occur and whether a blanket could be safely reached from that location. Many homeowners choose to place fire-safety equipment in or near kitchens, garages, workshops, and other higher-risk areas.

Should I have both a fire blanket and fire extinguisher?

Yes, they can complement one another because they address fires differently. A well-prepared home should also have properly located and maintained smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms, along with an escape plan everyone in the household understands.

Are fire blankets messy to use?

No extinguishing powder or chemical agent is discharged when using a fire blanket. This makes them useful for appropriate small fires where chemical cleanup from a traditional extinguisher would otherwise be a concern.

Are fire blankets good for RVs, campers and boats?

A compact emergency fire blanket can be a useful addition to the fire-safety equipment carried in an RV, camper, or boat, particularly around cooking areas. It should complement—not replace—the smoke/CO alarms and fire extinguishers appropriate for the vehicle or vessel.

Add Another Layer of Fire Protection

The Pro Fire Blanket is compact, easy to store, simple to deploy, and designed to provide another layer of protection for appropriate small-fire emergencies.

Keep one accessible in your home, kitchen, garage, workshop, RV, camper, boat, or emergency preparedness kit, and pair it with properly maintained smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers, and a practiced home escape plan.

Firefighter-developed • Emergency fire blanket • Kitchen & grease fire protection • High-temperature resistant • No chemical cleanup • Residential & commercial use