Street hotpot is "going viral", beware of "table bombs"! Safety reminder for gas stoves →

A gas stove, an iron pot, a folding table, a few folding chairs, a few sets of bowls and chopsticks...

Street hotpot is becoming more and more popular

However, although the gas stove looks small and harmless, it can be very powerful if not used correctly.

Recently, another explosion of a gas stove occurred. Let's take a look at the firefighters' experiments and safety reminders.

The firefighters cut a small hole of about 2 mm in the gas tank of the cassette stove and put it into the cassette stove to simulate a gas tank leakage and observe whether an explosion would occur.

The cassette stove was lit with an open flame. Less than three minutes into the experiment, there was a loud "bang" and the cassette stove was blown beyond recognition. The gas tank even flew ten meters away. The power was amazing.

The experiment reminds that before using the cassette stove, you should check the appearance of the gas tank to confirm that there is no deformation or leakage. When using the cassette stove, avoid using it in an indoor environment without ventilation or high temperature exposure.

The cartridge furnace uses bottled butane gas as its main fuel, and liquefied gas and other gases can also be used as fuel. It can be heated directly with fire, but the tank can easily explode if exposed to heat or improperly operated.

How to use a cassette stove to be truly safe and worry-free?