property:development:services:fire:Home
Summary
Fire extinguishers. In the rural zone. Are not mandated. But essential. Because fire engines won't get there in time before house is a write off (<13mins).
So have to solve on your own.
There are Fire Balls:
And Fire vases: See: * https://www.dezeen.com/2019/02/25/vase-fire-extinguisher/
Homemade, it depends on chemicals.
Both potassium bicarbonate and potassium carbonate can be used in fire extinguishers, but potassium bicarbonate is more commonly used and is particularly effective for Class B and C fires. It's often found in “Purple-K” extinguishers.
While potassium carbonate can also be used, it's typically found in specialized liquid fire suppression systems for grease fires.
Fire vase is potassium carbonate. * https://www.ecochem.co.nz/order-chemicals/uncategorised/potassium-carbonate/
Fireballs seem to lean towards potassium bicarbonate.