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Class K fire extinguishers are potassium based, which react chemically with the cooking oil to produce froth. The froth rises from the bottom to the surface, and smothers the fire.

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Typically, sodium bicarbonate. Baking soda.

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A is for burning solids, such as wood or paper. K is for burning cooking fat.

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Made for use in a kitchen.

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Q: What is the difference between a class A and and class K fire extinguisher?
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