NoFoodToCook:
Last Thursday would've been a day I would've become homeless and brought back to POINT ZERO (even clothes I won't have again to wear) even when i'm still trying to build myself.

I live in a face-me-I-Trouble you compound and what usually happens in such compound is not strange to many.

Where my two neighbors cook, it's just a place near the entrance of their room door as there's no private kitchen and their cylinders are not far from each other.

On the said day, while one neighbor had already put on her cylinder, burning actively and cooking, the other came back from refilling her own cylinder.

In the process of the second fixing the burner on her cylinder, the regulator cut and the gas she just refilled was released uncontrollably.

Of course there's a serious panic and they started shouting and running away, including my very self. I was only on boxer in my room when it happened and that was how I ran out with only my phone I was holding at hand.

Due to the panic nobody even thought of putting off the cylinder that was burning. We all ran out and left the area like that.

Guess what?

Even when the released gas covered the entire building, it didn't cash fire from the one that was burning.

Please, who can explain how that was possible?

It was after we didn't hear noise from the cylinder that someone checked back and the other was still burning even when everywhere was smelling gas.

I strongly believed it was God that showed Himself. Otherwise, there would've been an explosion and the entire building would've been on fire.

I returned all the praise to God for the wonder miracle that is beyond what mouth can say.

Righteousness2:
ONLY GOD CAN DO THIS!

MIRACLES are REAL
GOD is REAL
Only a Mutula argues the Mysteries of the ANCIENT OF THE DAYS!

These are the kind of Mysteries and Miracles you see and Hear in the CHOSEN that makes people to gaga.

Hanabian:
Maybe the gas seller only filled the cylinder with air and not gas as per their usual trick?

CrossRhodes:

But there was odour from the leakage na, abi the air you dey breathe get odour?

SUPERPACK:
LPG which is cooking gas is odorless and colourless, the smell you normally perceived is an odorant added at gas production plants to aid gas leakage detection.

To the main question, gas actually has a range of combustion especially cooking gas, as you mentioned that this happened outdoor, it means the gas mixed up with the air and did not remain around to build up. For an explosion to occur it must take up 70% of the air properties.

If you want to understand more, switch on your gas valve keep a lighter or matchstick far above the gas like one to two feet and you will see that nothing will happen.

But should the leak be indoor and no ventilation from outdoor it would catch with a heavy gbosaaa.

Baronthecelebri:
Women and their carelessness, why not wait for the other woman to cook finish

NoFoodToCook:
Last Thursday would've been a day I would've become homeless and brought back to POINT ZERO (even clothes I won't have again to wear) even when i'm still trying to build myself.

I live in a face-me-I-Trouble you compound and what usually happens in such compound is not strange to many.

Where my two neighbors cook, it's just a place near the entrance of their room door as there's no private kitchen and their cylinders are not far from each other.

On the said day, while one neighbor had already put on her cylinder, burning actively and cooking, the other came back from refilling her own cylinder.

In the process of the second fixing the burner on her cylinder, the regulator cut and the gas she just refilled was released uncontrollably.

Of course there's a serious panic and they started shouting and running away, including my very self. I was only on boxer in my room when it happened and that was how I ran out with only my phone I was holding at hand.

Due to the panic nobody even thought of putting off the cylinder that was burning. We all ran out and left the area like that.

Guess what?

Even when the released gas covered the entire building, it didn't cash fire from the one that was burning.

Please, who can explain how that was possible?

It was after we didn't hear noise from the cylinder that someone checked back and the other was still burning even when everywhere was smelling gas.

I strongly believed it was God that showed Himself. Otherwise, there would've been an explosion and the entire building would've been on fire.

I returned all the praise to God for the wonder miracle that is beyond what mouth can say.

Righteousness2:
ONLY GOD CAN DO THIS!

MIRACLES are REAL
GOD is REAL
Only a Mutula argues the Mysteries of the ANCIENT OF THE DAYS!

These are the kind of Mysteries and Miracles you see and Hear in the CHOSEN that makes people to gaga.

SUPERPACK:
LPG which is cooking gas is odorless and colourless, the smell you normally perceived is an odorant added at gas production plants to aid gas leakage detection.

To the main question, gas actually has a range of combustion especially cooking gas, as you mentioned that this happened outdoor, it means the gas mixed up with the air and did not remain around to build up. For an explosion to occur it must take up 70% of the air properties.

If you want to understand more, switch on your gas valve keep a lighter or matchstick far above the gas like one to two feet and you will see that nothing will happen.

But should the leak be indoor and no ventilation from outdoor it would catch with a heavy gbosaaa.

SUPERPACK:
LPG which is cooking gas is odorless and colourless, the smell you normally perceived is an odorant added at gas production plants to aid gas leakage detection.

To the main question, gas actually has a range of combustion especially cooking gas, as you mentioned that this happened outdoor, it means the gas mixed up with the air and did not remain around to build up. For an explosion to occur it must take up 70% of the air properties.

If you want to understand more, switch on your gas valve keep a lighter or matchstick far above the gas like one to two feet and you will see that nothing will happen.

But should the leak be indoor and no ventilation from outdoor it would catch with a heavy gbosaaa.

adamma24:


Lpg smells like rotten egg...it is not odourless

SUPERPACK:
No it doesn't. The smell is added to it to aid leakage tracing. Do a little research on it.

SUPERPACK:
LPG which is cooking gas is odorless and colourless, the smell you normally perceived is an odorant added at gas production plants to aid gas leakage detection.

To the main question, gas actually has a range of combustion especially cooking gas, as you mentioned that this happened outdoor, it means the gas mixed up with the air and did not remain around to build up. For an explosion to occur it must take up 70% of the air properties.

If you want to understand more, switch on your gas valve keep a lighter or matchstick far above the gas like one to two feet and you will see that nothing will happen.

But should the leak be indoor and no ventilation from outdoor it would catch with a heavy gbosaaa.

CrossRhodes:

But there was odour from the leakage na, abi the air you dey breathe get odour?