but my point is this,if theres an open flame,is there a closed flame?
things that make you go ,W....T.....F!!!!!
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open flames are flames where you can actually see the fire.....closed flames are like the cherry on a cigg. When the label says open flame, it basically means any flame that could possibly "lick" the item. However, more commonly, the warning is for people who put things near their stoves and ovens.
In other cases, the warning is for items that are so flamable that their very aerosols can be ignited such as gasoline fumes from gas cans.
Also keep in mind, these items must be kept in areas not likely to ever catch fire. Don't be retarded.
When the label says open flame, it basically means any flame that could possibly "lick" the item. However, more commonly, the warning is for people who put things near their stoves and ovens.
In other cases, the warning is for items that are so flamable that their very aerosols can be ignited such as gasoline fumes from gas cans.
Also keep in mind, these items must be kept in areas not likely to ever catch fire. Don't be retarded.
wow heavy, have to think about this.
Open flame would mean where the flame is exposed enough to where whatever you have in your possession could be flammable or ignitable. For instance, a box of dynamite sitting next to a burning fireplace.
A lighter or a candle would be. www.rotten.com has a story about a man in the hospital who set the place ablaze by lighting a cigarette while he was breathing from an oxygen tube. Good example of common sense warnings Source(s):
www.rotten.com
Nope
But When im bout to burst i would say "keep away from this ABOUT to explode flame"..
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