Don't blow yourself up -- warning about portable cookers.

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Thanks Stephen for looking out for us all :) It was brought to our attention a couple of days ago and is a bit worrying.

Cheers

edit = spelling mistake
 
Sorry -- did not realise it has already been posted.

I am just the 'messenger' so don't shoot me please! :lol:

Good to see Queenslanders are ahead of the times.

Given that there are so many of these out there, and they have been there for so long, I don't understand why it has taken so long to properly test them especially after fire service warning ?

Anyway, I'm not arguing about it. Just posting the information. If it saves one person from an accident then i'll be happy.

cheers

Stephen
President
NAPFA.
 
rc62burke said:
Hey Guy's
This old news in QLD
I am a Firefighter & we had a safety bulletin about it 5 + years ago with very similar photo's, I have been using these things for 4 years no issue's at all!!!!!!
cheers
Lee

I am an ex Firie as well Lee (30 years NSW) and I won't be throwing out my little gas cooker either. Just about everything in this world will kill you if you are stupid enough.
 
Just purchased one so thanks.

On a more serious note Steve, how did that GPZ maiden voyage go?

It was good to meet you at Hill End last month, keep up the good NAPFA work. :cool:
 
NAPFA said:
Sorry -- did not realise it has already been posted.

I am just the 'messenger' so don't shoot me please! :lol:

Good to see Queenslanders are ahead of the times.

Given that there are so many of these out there, and they have been there for so long, I don't understand why it has taken so long to properly test them especially after fire service warning ?

Anyway, I'm not arguing about it. Just posting the information. If it saves one person from an accident then i'll be happy.

cheers

Stephen
President
NAPFA.

I'll still use My 2 every trip No more carting gas bottles around :)
 
rc62burke said:
Hey Guy's
This old news in QLD
I am a Firefighter & we had a safety bulletin about it 5 + years ago with very similar photo's, I have been using these things for 4 years no issue's at all!!!!!!
cheers
Lee

Me too Lee....however common sense is not universal or common practice :/ ..... use an appropriately sized cooking vessel ie don't go beyond to ends of the pot supports and it's cool :cool: and the gas canister will be too! :D and that hints at the main problem ie reflected heat from oversized cooking vessels!.... hands up who has seen a barbeque plate on 1 stove or set on top of 2 stoves :rolleyes:

casper
 
SO TRUE:

however common sense is not universal or common practice

And we continue to reduce the level of common sense as we keep making excuses and saving the silly ones.
 

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