Gasoline Safety







Other Household Products
Subject to Ignition
Under Certain Conditions
nProducts
n     Turpentine and other paint thinners
n     Solvents    
n     Tile Adhesive
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nConditions
n    When the vapor of a large amount of exposed liquid or solid product comes into contact with a spark or other flame source  
Household Products Subject to Ignition Under Certain Conditions
Since the flash points of the vapors of solvents, tile adhesives and paint thinners such as turpentine are much higher than those of gasoline, their vapors are much less likely to ignite.
Nonetheless they can be dangerous if exposed in a large concentration, in a poorly ventilated space under high heat conditions. Their careless use too close to the pilot light of a stove, a water heater, a furnace or a cigarette, is occasionally responsible for explosions resulting in injury or death.
(Bridge)   Propane and gas grills are a source of fires and personal injuries from products with some of the qualities of gasoline.  Let’s look at some grill safety guidelines.