Does that work with lithium battery fires? The last three spicy pillows I've dealt with were Samsung.
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No, ABC extinguishers aren't good for lithium battery fires. AVC extinguishers are what's recommended, although type D might work.
Or you could just drop it in the toilet.
Lithium battery fires are an exothermic reaction, often times self oxidizing, so typical extinguishers aren't up for the task.
I was going to say, its not the Samsung Galaxy Extinguisher, but the Extinguisher for Samsung Galaxy devices. They wanted it handy.
A galaxy extinguisher sounds scary...
It's easier to pronounce than Alludium Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator.
Buy the extended warranty or the note7 gets it