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Fire extinguisher liability

Sam Leon
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  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Was reading up on this and obviously you need to provide what the local fire safety code dictates, but that aside, do you provide fire extinguishers to individual units?

Seems more and more are shying away from doing this due to liability in the event the equipment malfunctions.

thoughts?

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Bryan N.
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Bryan N.
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I put a fire extinguisher under the kitchen cabinet.  They may or may not use it, but for $20 at Walmart it's a small price to pay if they need it....

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