Tag: Fire

Most people assume that keeping doors open helps improve air circulation and ventilation in a room. But is it a good idea to keep your bedroom door open at night? Let's explore this intriguing question and uncover the insights that lie beyond!

"As fuel prices soared to unprecedented heights, many people resorted to stockpiling gasoline and diesel at home, unaware of the hidden dangers that lay ahead. Uncover the potential risks and consequences of this practice and learn how to navigate through this challenging time with our insightful article. Stay informed, stay safe."

Introducing the humble candle - an essential item in every household, especially during power outages. But the real challenge lies in keeping it lit and steady in the face of gentle breezes. Today, we reveal a nifty trick to keep your candles burning bright and strong, even in the face of a gentle breeze!

"Lì xì is not just about exchanging money during the Lunar New Year; it's a heartfelt tradition of 'spreading love and sharing luck'. After all, who doesn't wish for good fortune and peace? Let's explore how to spend your lì xì money wisely and attract even more luck your way."

"Today, we're taking a unique approach to an age-old tradition of grilling with fire. Forget the usual salt and pepper, it's time to spice things up with a fiery twist! We'll reveal the secret to a longer-lasting flame using just salt and alcohol. It's an exciting, simple technique that will revolutionize your grilling game. Stay tuned as we uncover the magic in this upcoming article."

Let's explore how your personality matches with different colors and styles of handbags!

According to feng shui, if you know how to use suitable handbags (from style to color) that match your element (Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, Earth), then good fortune will come to you.

The oil lamp on the altar is a familiar item from the past when there was no electricity. So, which type of lamp is best to place on the altar nowadays?

The feng shui of a house, whether it's good or bad, is greatly influenced by its main entrance. This is the boundary that separates the inside and outside spaces, serving as the face of the house.

One of the main causes of death in fire incidents is suffocation and gas poisoning. There are numerous toxic gases produced in the smoke of a fire, such as carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), ammonia, organic acids, etc.