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Those things are fine in their separate containers. They will not spontaneously combust. If the containers are leaking, or fire starts elsewhere, yeah they coul
by throwawayboise 5y ago
Those things are fine in their separate containers. They will not spontaneously combust. If the containers are leaking, or fire starts elsewhere, yeah they could become fuel. But really no more than any other hydrocarbons in your house (e.g. wood, plastic, cloth, upholstrey and foam cushions, etc.)
- cratermoon 5y agoIn case of fire, does it matter that they are all in one cabinet together? Should they be stored separately so that a fire that does reach one won't cause a serious acceleration through combinations?
- munificent 5y ago> They will not spontaneously combust. Linseed oil or other drying oils can if they have enough exposure to air. A couple years ago, my wife re-oiled our wooden patio furniture and threw all the paper towels in the trash. Ten minutes later, smoke was pouring out of the trash can. Fortunately, I managed to get it out of the house before the fire spread.