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Several odd things about this case, not the least of which is that business about the smoke bombs in the neighbor's house. It's laughable that those things could be used to burn down a house. OSHA's Material Safety Data Sheet for the Revenge brand says the product has no unusual fire or explosion hazards. It can be toxic in enclosed spaces (duh!), but it's completely useless as fire bomb.

11 posted on 01/17/2011 3:01:51 PM PST by Wolfstar ("If you would win a man to your cause, first convince him that you are his friend." Abraham Lincoln)

It's laughable that those things could be used to burn down a house. OSHA's Material Safety Data Sheet for the Revenge brand says the product has no unusual fire or explosion hazards.

Sorry, but the manufacturer didn't provide HMIS^® data for that product. And you're right--it doesn't have unusual fire or explosion hazard--it's usual ones. As that MSDS states, water, foam, or CO2 can be used to extinguish the product.

I bet some folks here will recognize the top components of the Revenge Rodent Smoke Bomb and know what other product is composed of

Sulfur
Potassium Nitrate
Carbon

56 posted on 01/19/2011 1:58:50 PM PST by Gondring (Paul Revere would have been flamed as a naysayer troll and told to go back to Boston.)