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I have my grand mother living with me and she went back into the hospital and now is coming home with OXygen?
What things do i need to be careful of so we dont blow my house up?.....No BS answers. I know we cant smoke in the house, but what about My gas stove which produces a flame and my hot water heater which has a pilot light and is in a closet right by my kitchen table.
Oxygen is a safe gas as long as it is used properly. Contrary to what most people believe, oxygen will not explode. Oxygen does, however, support combustion. Therefore, any material that is already burning will burn much faster and hotter in an oxygen-enriched atmosphere. It is very important to follow these precautions so that you and your family are safe when you are using your oxygen.
Oxygen use precautions
1. Stay at least six feet away from any open flame or heat source (candles, gas stove, etc.) when you are using your oxygen system.
2. Do not store your oxygen system near any heat sources or open flames.
3. Do not smoke nor allow others to smoke in the same room as your oxygen system. Cigarette smoking is very dangerous: sparks from a lighted cigarette could cause facial burns.
4. Post "No Smoking" signs in the room where your oxygen is kept.
5. Keep the oxygen system away from aerosol cans or sprays, including air fresheners or hair spray. These products are very flammable.
Do not use cleaning products or other products containing grease or oils, petroleum jelly, alcohol or flammable liquids on or near your oxygen system. These substances cause oxygen to be flammable."
Be sure to store back up portables in a place that they will not be knocked over.
The DME company that will set up your home O2 will do a home inspection for safety and go over all of the hazards with you.
Hope this helps.
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