Can insecticidal aerosols be sprayed directly onto the side of the gas tank?

At present, most aerosol insecticides in China use organic matter as solvent, which has a low ignition point, and should avoid spraying on fire when using. If the gas tank is far away from the fire source, it can be sprayed directly.

Yes.

Even if it is sprayed on the stove, it will be ** at that time, because the dose is very small, it will only flash the fire, and there will be no danger, you should pay attention not to burn your hands. If it should be volatilized after 10 minutes, the insecticide is stored in high-pressure cans, so it is written that it is explosive, and the danger is very small after spraying.

However, if the bottle is heated too high, it will be prone to ** phenomenon. So we should pay attention to this aspect when storing to avoid accidents, and we should take good care of these things with explosives written on them.

Use caution. In summer, the weather is hot, and mosquitoes, flies, cockroaches and other pests are frequently active, often disturbing people's normal daily life. To deal with these annoying "guys", insecticidal aerosols are an essential item in the summer home.

However, unlike ordinary daily necessities, insecticidal aerosols have a certain toxicity, and if you are not careful, it is easy to endanger the health of your family and children.

First of all, the correct way to use it should be: spray directly at the pests, or close the doors and windows, and spray at will in all directions of the space, so that the room is filled with mist, and mosquitoes and flies and other flying insects can die within a few minutes, and open the doors and windows after 10 minutes, and enter the room only after ventilation. For cockroaches and other reptiles, the aerosol should be evenly sprayed on their infested, staying, and perching places, and in order to maintain the long-lasting effect, it should not be erased after spraying.

Don't worry, you should be able to turn on the gas stove normally.

The reason why it is emphasized that aerosol insecticides cannot be sprayed against open flames is mainly because most of the solvents used in aerosol insecticides are organic solvents, which are flammable and explosive; However, this kind of organic solvent is very volatile, and the aerosol will spread soon after spraying, even if the ventilation is not good enough, the residual aerosol in the kitchen has already dissipated, and it will not cause **.

If I have a gas tank in the house, can I spray insecticide directly?

Dear, I'm glad to answer for you: If there is a gas tank in the house, you can't spray pesticides directly, and when there is an open gas fire in the kitchen, don't use any insecticide in the kitchen! A little common sense that must be understood:

All pesticides have highly volatile and flammable solvents. The sprayed particles spread extremely quickly, and it only took a spark to ignite the mixture in the aerobic air, and this ordinary mistake could appear in any troublesome home.

Summary. It's not a problem, it's just that don't do that in the future, it's dangerous. Also, before cooking tomorrow, scrub the surroundings with a damp rag and wait until it is dry before cooking.

Hello! We'll be happy to answer for you. It is recommended that you do not do this in the future to avoid poisoning in food.

In the places where there is still high temperatures, it is not possible to put insecticides, air fresheners, toilet water and other items that are easy to ignite. Now it is recommended that you wipe the gas canister and the stove with a rag before cooking tomorrow, and you can cook.

There should be no problem.

Sprayed with insecticide next to the gas, no problem.

It's not a problem, it's just that don't do it in the future like that, it's dangerous. There is also a way to scrub the surroundings with a damp rag before cooking tomorrow, and then wait for it to dry before cooking.

Oooh. Will not be poisoned.

When spraying, did you put food on the stove? If you put it away, don't eat it.

I didn't put it. That's fine. Won't be poisoned. Just remember to wipe it tomorrow.

Ok thanks.

You are welcome! Don't do that in the future. It's dangerous. Have a great day!

Close the valve, spray the insecticide for one hour, and then open the window for ventilation for one hour.

First of all, pesticides, hairsprays, and the like are all flammable and explosive, and they are definitely not allowed to be brought on the plane. It must also be written on the jar to stay away from open flames, because the mist emitted by these things is combustible, but it is still far from being a**. In some Hong Kong movies, there are also scenes where a bottle of hairspray is sprayed out and ignited to become a flamethrower.

**The requirements are much higher, first of all, there must be a relatively closed space, unless you spray a bottle into a small room, and then draw a match and throw it in, it may not be possible**. But this is arson, not a matter of improper use.

Judging from the examples in the paragraph, a running gas water heater and a gas stove with fire are actually spraying pesticides on an open flame. This result must be a deflagration, and it has nothing to do with **. But they deliberately confused the causal relationship between "insecticide-open flame-deflagration".

And it is written as "insecticide - gas - **". This is an alarmist rumor.

If the gas is turned off tightly and the fire is not lit, there will be no problem.

Turn off the heat, close the gas valve on the canister tightly, open the window and open the door, and spray it.

No, but the gas tank must be closed.