What To Do If Gas Lighters Leak

　　What are the safety hazards of lighters are important knowledge we need to understand in our daily life. Lighters are very common in our lives, and have a great impact on our lives. Lighters can solve our problem of making fire, especially friends who smoke, they cannot do without lighters. So what to do if the lighter leaks at home? Below, Shuangkai High Quality Lighters Suppliers will take you to understand the knowledge of this explosive item.

　　There is no need to repair gas lighters, but they can’t be thrown away, especially not from high altitude, because it will explode. The correct way to deal with it is to put it in a cool place, and wait until it is confirmed that there is no gas leakage. Dispose of with other waste.

　　How to choose a lighter

　　1. Check whether the appearance of the lighter is smooth and free of burrs, and whether the spare parts are carefully crafted and fit tightly.

　　2. For transparent lighters, the volume of fuel should not exceed 85% of the total volume of the fuel tank, otherwise there may be safety hazards.

　　3. When purchasing, try to light the fire several times to check whether the flame is too large and whether the flame is stable. If there is a flashover or flashover phenomenon, the quality is unstable and it is prone to danger.

　　4. After using the lighter, observe whether the flame can be extinguished in time. Generally, after igniting for 5-10 seconds, the flame is required to be extinguished within two seconds. Wait until the flame is completely extinguished before putting it back in the pocket.

　　5. Some countries have implemented certification for lighter products, and certified lighter products will be marked with certification marks, which can facilitate consumers to purchase quality lighters.

　　6. Don't buy huge lighters with strange shapes. This kind of lighter is usually unreasonable in structure, and the fuel volume is too large, and its safety hazard is several times that of gas lighters.

　　7. Consumers must follow the warning signs when using. Especially in the hot summer, don't put the lighter in the car, and don't expose it to the sun. The temperature in the car will rise rapidly under high temperature, which exceeds the safety standard that the lighter can withstand.