Fire Extinguishers know the difference.
Do You?

There are three classifications of fire extinguishers commonly use by consumers; A, B, and C

1. A-used on materials that turn to Ash when burned such as paper, wood, or trash. (After throwing two slices of bread in the toaster, I figured out one of my boy's adjusted the
   heat setting when the flame height reached one foot. I usually don't get flames that high.)
2. B-used on substances that Boil such as flamable liquids, oil, or grease.
3. C-used on Current carrying equipment such as amplifiers, power supplies, or
   a motor vehicle's wiring. BE SURE TO DISCONNECT THE POWER SOURCE
   FIRST, or the only fire your going to put out is the one the money in your pocket is starting.
   To Fuel Safety Menu or back ON THE BAY