Are Gas Lighters Safe?

　　The main components of the lighter are the ignition mechanism and the gas storage box. When the ignition mechanism operates, sparks are emitted into the gas area to ignite the gas. Are gas lighters safe? Let's take a look at them.

　　The gases used in gas lighters are mainly flammable, mostly butane, propane, and liquefied petroleum gas. They are pressurized and filled into the air storage tank. Once released into the air, they will absorb heat and vaporize and expand rapidly and are easily ignited. Some lighters can be self-inflated using an inflatable can, and big-brand products with guaranteed quality are very safe. However, with poor quality, it is easy to leak air at the inflation port. When using gas lighters, it should be noted that they cannot be stored in a high-temperature environment, handle with care, and cannot be beaten.

　　Inflation method of gas lighters

　　1. Follow the lighter's instructions to open the charging port.

　　2. Use a long stick-shaped blunt object, such as a toothpick, to compress the inflation door for a short time to release the air inside.

　　3. Please turn the flame adjustment screw to the minimum state.

　　4. Shake the inflatable bottle first, and then align it with the inflatable hole of the lighter; turn the lighter upside down, the hole is up, and the inflatable bottle is down, and finally press down on the mouth to inflate.

　　5. Please place the machine vertically for 1-2 minutes after inflating.

　　6. Finally re-adjust the flame adjustment screw to the most suitable state.

　　Precautions for gas lighters

　　1. It should be noted that when refilling the lighter, look for a room without an open flame.

　　2. No matter where the inflation port is in the machine, when inflating, turn the gas tank upside down, with the gas nozzle facing down, and fasten the gas valve to ensure that the machine is filled with liquid.

　　3. After the lighter is flushed, wash your hands.