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Stove fires are one of the most common causes of home fires, and they can get out of control very quickly. A small spill of oil or grease can flare up in seconds, spreading flames across your kitchen. Most people don’t realize that these fires can happen to anyone, even if you are careful. That’s why it’s so important to know the best ways to stop a fire from spreading before it becomes dangerous.
Cooking safely starts with awareness. Always keep an eye on your stove, never leave frying or boiling food unattended, and keep flammable items like towels, paper, and plastic away from burners. But even when you take precautions, accidents can happen. That’s where modern technology can make a huge difference.
Wouldn’t it be great if your smoke alarm could actually put out a fire? That’s exactly what FireBot Stovetop Fire Suppression does. This device is designed to stop stove fires before they get out of control—fires that account for nearly half of all home fires in the US!
FireBot constantly monitors your stovetop. If it detects an out-of-control fire, it automatically releases a small amount of non-toxic, biodegradable liquid suppressant to put the fire out. It works on all types of fires, including the most dangerous ones like grease and oil fires. Cleaning up afterward is simple—let the area cool and wipe it down with any household cleaner.
Mounting the device is easy: if you have a backsplash, just peel the tape and press it firmly under your microwave or range. For drywall, use the included screws. FireBot is patented, commercial-grade, and designed to last 10 years with minimal maintenance. This small device can save lives, protect your home, and prevent thousands of dollars in fire damage.
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One of the simplest ways to stop a stove fire from spreading is by using a lid. If a pan catches fire, slide a metal lid over it immediately. This cuts off the oxygen supply and can quickly smother the flames. Never try to move a burning pan—it can spill and spread the fire.
Once the flames are under control or contained, turn off the stove immediately. Cutting the heat prevents the fire from growing and reduces the chance of reigniting.
Water can make grease fires explode and spread rapidly. Instead, use a fire extinguisher rated for kitchen fires or the FireBot device if installed. Baking soda can work for very small flames, but it’s no substitute for a proper suppression system.
Even with a device like FireBot, having a kitchen-rated fire extinguisher within reach is a smart precaution. Make sure everyone in your household knows how to use it safely.
If a fire starts spreading beyond your control, evacuate immediately and call emergency services. Safety comes first—never try to fight a large fire yourself.
Preventing stove fires from spreading is about preparation, awareness, and having the right tools. Simple steps like keeping a lid nearby, turning off the heat, and avoiding water on grease fires can make a big difference. For the ultimate peace of mind, devices like FireBot Stovetop Fire Suppression can automatically stop a fire before it has a chance to spread, saving lives, property, and money.
