Oil Lamp Essential Information How To Operate An Oil Lamp A Guide To Safety How To Safely Use An Oil Lamp In The House

After all, oil lamp oil is used for fuel. Oil for lamps is inflammable and therefore incredibly dangerous if not used correctly. People have actually lost their lives over the centuries through incorrect usage of vintage lamps.

When using oil lamps indoors, it's important to follow simple guidelines so you don't accidentally start a fire or ignite an explosion. Oil lamps and candles produce flames. Take all logical and common-sense precautions to ensure fire safety.

This book supplies you with essential information to use an oil lamp safely.
Instantly learn these important must do precautions about oil lamps:

• The 1 crucial rule to avoid an explosion!
• 6 essential steps to light your oil lamp safely.
• How to safely site your lamp.
• 3 actions never to do when cleaning your antique oil lamp.

REMEMBER: Keep oil lamps out of young children's reach so they don't accidentally knock them over, touch the flames, get burned by the hot glass, or drink the oil. Never leave oil lamps in unattended areas; a responsible teenager or adult should supervise their use. Don't add oil to a flaming or hot lamp.

USING OIL LAMP IN SAFETY.