10-23-15 Man Injured Using Gasoline to Burn Leaves
10-23-15 Man Injured Using Gasoline to Burn Leaves
Fire Chief Chris Adams says you should never, ever use gasoline to burn leaves, or anything else. "Gasoline is actually more dangerous than dynamite," says Fire Chief Chris Adams. "Gasoline has invisible, explosive vapors that can ignite, and explode, from more than 12 feet away. It's extremely dangerous and should not be used for anything other than fuel for your car and outdoor equipment." Facts vary from one source to another on this, but one gallon of gasoline is equivalent to several sticks of dynamite.
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