Everyone has seen a fire accident at one point or another—in restaurants, buildings, and even on the streets. And even though many people don’t pay much attention to fire suppressants, their importance can never be understated. 

One of the best ways to ensure you are protected against fire hazards is by investing in a quality fire suppressor for your business. In this post, we have made a list of industries that must always have a reliable fire suppressor onsite.

Did you know that your everyday household items contain thousands of different chemicals, some of which can cause cancer? PFAs (poly and perfluoroalkyl substances) are present in almost everything around us, from fast food wrappers and water bottles to fire suppressants and cooking pans. 

According to a study published by the Environmental Working Group, PFAs are also present in tap water. 

If this sounds surprising to you, read on to learn more from the chemical experts at H&H Chemical.

Fire suppressants are critical to protecting your home and business from fire. In fact, a reliable fire suppressant is the number one tool in a first responder’s arsenal. Unfortunately, many of these commonly used systems in buildings are outdated, and may not provide as much protection as you may believe. 

Here are a few reasons why traditional or obsolete fire suppressants need to be replaced as soon as possible.