Each of
the three danger factors of gasoline vapor is aggravated by typical indoor
conditions.
Its low flash
point is exposed to more ignition sources.
With its high
density, it will concentrate along the floor.
And since there is
usually less air flow indoors than outdoors, any such vapor concentration,
instead of dissipating, is more likely to remain within gasoline’s wide
flammable range.
(Bridge) In
what areas around the household are these factors most likely to combine to
produce the greatest risk?
