Does anyone know who or where I can get my home fire extinguishers serviced?
Nargan on Firestone Road in Goleta
Nargan on Firestone Road in Goleta
Durbiano or Nargan. goth great options locally
Durbiano or Nargan. goth great options locally
wow someones got a grudge against Durbiano. this isnt a question of popularity, its a question about servicing a fire extinguisher. ( voting system on this board is laughable )
wow someones got a grudge against Durbiano. this isnt a question of popularity, its a question about servicing a fire extinguisher. ( voting system on this board is laughable )
PSTARS - agree! It should have the ability to show the voter. If a downvote, it should require a response. I love getting downvoted for providing nothing more but a link or direct quote with a link.
PSTARS - agree! It should have the ability to show the voter. If a downvote, it should require a response. I love getting downvoted for providing nothing more but a link or direct quote with a link.
Nah, you just have to care less about meaningless online rating stuff. I still fight some reactions too. Can you imagine how kids feel?!?! So unhealthy.
Nah, you just have to care less about meaningless online rating stuff. I still fight some reactions too. Can you imagine how kids feel?!?! So unhealthy.
Frontier Fire Protection. They service most of the downtown and Carp area. Another thing you can do, and I know this as I used to service extinguishers and still hold a valid license from the State FM, go buy a new Kidde brand at Ace or Homedepot. 5lb. comes with a service tag that is good for one full year if you ever get inspected. You'll want a standard ABC rated one, 5lb can. If you have a lot of electrical equipment that is sensitive and yo don't want it ruined by the micro powder in the ABC rated cans, you'll be using CO2 which costs more, is rated for this type of fire, but doens't create the huge micropowder mess that can get into other electronics and ruin them.
Frontier Fire Protection. They service most of the downtown and Carp area. Another thing you can do, and I know this as I used to service extinguishers and still hold a valid license from the State FM, go buy a new Kidde brand at Ace or Homedepot. 5lb. comes with a service tag that is good for one full year if you ever get inspected. You'll want a standard ABC rated one, 5lb can. If you have a lot of electrical equipment that is sensitive and yo don't want it ruined by the micro powder in the ABC rated cans, you'll be using CO2 which costs more, is rated for this type of fire, but doens't create the huge micropowder mess that can get into other electronics and ruin them.
Nargan has been around forever- on airport property
Nargan has been around forever- on airport property
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