Where stoves are a necessity

Discussion in 'Stove Forum' started by haknuts, Jan 25, 2019.

  1. haknuts

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  2. Simes

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    Very interesting article, published 2011, I'm unsure if that has been linked here before.

    The loose clothing and lack of knowledge risk factors I get, but suicide?
     
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    Thanks for reposting-I didn’t see the previous one. Good article.
     
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    I read it through quickly. The one thing that got my attention was 'suicide by stove'.
     
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    Most burn injuries and household fires are caused by cooking devices...be it electric,liquid fuel or LPG. Also wood heating in some countries.
     
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    They used the term Primus as a catchall name for all of these style of stove. And they mentioned manufacturing defects as a high percentage cause of failures resulting in death.
    Bad promo for the name Primus.
     
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    At least they mentioned it as generic Ken. I don't recall seeing 'death by Hoover' but would potentially have the same consequences you mention.