Most people own a smoke alarm.
Almost nobody owns something that puts the fire out. That gap — between knowing and being able to act — is the whole reason LifeSafe exists.
The problem with extinguishers
A traditional extinguisher asks a lot of you in the worst thirty seconds of your life. Find it. Read it. Check it is the right class for this fire. Pull the pin. Hold nine kilos steady. Most people have never done it once.
So the extinguisher sits in the garage, out of date, and the fire happens in the kitchen.
What we built instead
StaySafe is a 298g aerosol that lives where fires start — the kitchen drawer, the car door pocket, the caravan locker. There is no pin, no gauge and no weight. You aim it at the base of the flames and press.
The fluid inside does two jobs at once: it smothers the fire and it cools the fuel, so the fire cannot reignite once the can is empty. That second part is what makes it work on lithium-ion cells, where the heat is the problem rather than the flame.
Tested, not asserted
We asked BSI to independently test the All-in-1 rather than self-certify. It carries fire ratings across ten fire types including electrical to 1000V, cooking oil, lithium-ion and bio-ethanol. The certification pack is available to any trade or institutional customer on request.
Made and tested in the UK
The fluid is formulated and the product is filled and tested in the UK. It is fluorine-free and PFAS-free, packed in a recyclable plastic aerosol, and leaves minimal residue — you wipe the hob down rather than replacing the kitchen.
