Sunnyobums:

my question is, what makes it really safe even when kept outside, can't an explosion occur even while its been kept outside, I'm not countering what u said, just being curious

armyofone:
Do you think they put it indoors because of thieves?

Adewale1603:

because there is minimal risk of damage, loss of lives and explosion, when it occurs outside, the gas leakage can not fill all the entire atmosphere outside, compared to when the gas cylinder is inside the kitchen and a leakage happens, the gas leakage will Fill and contain the entire kitchen and extends to other rooms, and an ignition will explode, destroy your building, kill people in the proximity.

mulante:


Within a confined area like your kitchen there's accumulation of escaped gas which can lead to explosion when ignited. Outdoors any gas that escapes quickly dissipates preventing the risk of explosion.

Kylekent59:


What are the precautions on how to avoid gas accidents?
It is not stated by the OP. Always try to read an article before typing or still book space, then read, you can comment.


I read the article from the beginning to the end, no precautions /precaution, only giving us histories, those that have power plants in different states, some occurrences, how the Task force should be set up and seal off any illegal dealers / sellers, how they would register and be given a number...... etc.


So what are then the precautions since it is educating??

ursullalinda:
Nigerians are naturally not good with safety measures till lives a taken....all hands must be on deck because gas explosion is very deadly

tropaz:
Is this dangerous

somez:
I don't understand this content conflicting with the caption. How the fvck can we avoid kitchen gas exploration!

somez:
Extremely dangerous. The cylinder should at least 100 yards away from the stove

Surulereman:
I am surprised that there is so much emphasis on the gas cylinder itself leaking according to responses trending. The gas cooker itself, is the culprit in most cases. Aging gas cookers with old noozles and switches tend not to lock properly, leading to gas leak even when turned off. The user should be attentive to gas smell, especially when the cooker is not in use. As a preventive measure, I switch off the head of the gas cylinder when it's not in use. Another important thing for users of cooking gas to do is to ensure that the kitchen ia airy. Always leave the windows open to avoid accumulation of gas for any reason.

Realtalk20:


No, it is very safe!

Infact let a 3 year old child sit on the nozzle while cooking for extra effect..

Then use a sledge hammer and a 6 inch nail to puncture a hole in the cylinder while it is being used to cook the last supper