Looking for the strongest pepper spray available in the largest size you can find? How about one pound of the hottest stuff for ya?
Wildfire 18% Pepper Spray comes in many sizes, from 1/2 oz. to one pound of painful, eye-blinding, hard-to-breathe, burning sensation all over your face pepper spray defense.
Wow! The large pepper spray is available with two different nozzles. One has a pistol grip that you hold in your hand and shoot the spray by pressing the top button. The other model is gripped with your index finger through a loop, then sprayed by pressing the top flip top with your thumb.
Both of these bad boys shoot up to 20 feet, and contain enough pepper spray solution for 75 sprays. Take a few practice shots and you're still armed.
Obviously, you don't keep this gigantic pepper spray in your pocket or purse. This is great for home defense or for your car.
All kinds of pepper spray exist. I'll tell you all about them here and I'll tell you where to buy pepper spray online.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Monday, January 23, 2012
What Puts The "Hot" in Pepper Spray?
I'm assuming everyone know that there's really pepper in pepper spray, but how do they get it in that little canister?
Somehow, in the pepper spray factory, the hot capsicum extract is sucked out of those hot little peppers, mixed with a solution of liquids like water and propylene glycol (an emulsifier-makes it mix up good). Then it's all pressurized in an aerosol canister so you can spray it at the bad guys.
Because of the mixture, someone can't just wash the stuff off his face after being sprayed. Splashing only water will help, and time, about 30-45 minutes. Soaps and creams will just work it into the skin.
The different amounts of "hot" in pepper sprays depends on the peppers used and how concentrated the solution is. So make sure you buy the strongest pepper spray available to stop any attackers.
Somehow, in the pepper spray factory, the hot capsicum extract is sucked out of those hot little peppers, mixed with a solution of liquids like water and propylene glycol (an emulsifier-makes it mix up good). Then it's all pressurized in an aerosol canister so you can spray it at the bad guys.
Because of the mixture, someone can't just wash the stuff off his face after being sprayed. Splashing only water will help, and time, about 30-45 minutes. Soaps and creams will just work it into the skin.
The different amounts of "hot" in pepper sprays depends on the peppers used and how concentrated the solution is. So make sure you buy the strongest pepper spray available to stop any attackers.
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