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Yes, of course. But that's because you know what you're doing. Someone who didn't know what they were doing could end up with a puddle of gas on the floor, wh
by lisper 3y ago
Yes, of course. But that's because you know what you're doing. Someone who didn't know what they were doing could end up with a puddle of gas on the floor, which could then turn into a cloud of gasoline vapor, which could then turn into a bomb if they dropped a wrench the wrong way.
- DiggyJohnson 3y agoYou are really determined to make the point that caution is warranted, but shouldn't all adults know that?
- lisper 3y agoThey should. But look up "accidentally igniting gasoline" on YouTube some time.
- quickthrowman 3y agoThat’s an extremely contrived scenario that has never happened in real life. I’m proud of you for fixing your engine, but let’s not pretend it was dangerous. I refuse to believe someone who is attempting to repair an internal combustion engine does not know that gasoline is flammable and the working area should be ventilated (or outside), particularly if they’re working on the fuel system.
- lisper 3y ago> That’s an extremely contrived scenario Sure. But people do occasionally ignite gasoline by accident. It's uncommon, but the consequences can be very severe.