Fire extinguishers:
whhy dont you hold the nozzle of a carbon dioxide frie extinguisher?
is it coz it will frezze your hand of?
whhy dont you hold the nozzle of a carbon dioxide frie extinguisher?
is it coz it will frezze your hand of?
Fire extinguishers:
Simple.
When a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher is used, dry ice condenses (Or whatever word you would use) on the nozzle of the extinguisher. Google "Dry ice fire extinguisher" or something like that.
Dry ICE... Meaning it's cold
(I doubt it would freeze your hand off, though)
When a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher is used, dry ice condenses (Or whatever word you would use) on the nozzle of the extinguisher. Google "Dry ice fire extinguisher" or something like that.
Dry ICE... Meaning it's cold
(I doubt it would freeze your hand off, though)| Hogwarts wrote: |
| Simple.
When a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher is used, dry ice condenses (Or whatever word you would use) on the nozzle of the extinguisher. Google "Dry ice fire extinguisher" or something like that. Dry ICE... Meaning it's cold (I doubt it would freeze your hand off, though) |
It would most likely give you severe frost damage on your hand. So hold the hose and not the huge nozzle
Yea its because it is co2. I dont' know if you ever have touched a can of co2 but it gets really cold. Well this would be the same way.
Plus it has a sticker with an icicle on the "horn" of a co2 extinguisher that says do not hold, this gets very cold. Fire extinguishers are fun! Brainiac placed two into a brand new cooker.
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