Choose a suitable location: There may be safety hazards in places with complex terrain and undeveloped areas, such as cliffs and caves. Choosing an open area near a water source can reduce the risk of fire, and staying away from shrubs and too many trees can prevent the spread of fire.
Use the cassette stove correctly: When using the cassette stove, be careful to stay away from heat sources, avoid collisions and tilting, check whether the gas tank interface is leaking before ignition, and extinguish the fire immediately after use to prevent re-ignition. It is recommended to check the gas tank of the cassette stove regularly to avoid long-term use.
Fire source management: Cleaning flammable items before making a fire can prevent the spread of fire, and having a dedicated person to watch over the fire can handle unexpected situations in time. After the picnic, completely extinguish the charcoal fire to avoid smoldering.
Environmental adaptation: Strong winds may blow out the fire source, increasing safety hazards. Avoid taking shelter in high places or under trees during thunderstorms to prevent lightning strikes.
By following these safety precautions, the risk of accidents during camping can be greatly reduced.
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