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About LinkBacksTaking petrol bomb cookers inside a hut is asking for trouble. About the same risk factor as leaving loaded, cocked without safety on rifles lying around IMO.
Most huts have only one entry/exit and if you are on the wrong side of the cooker when it blows...then, well, you know.
There are burnt out huts all over the country side that testify why they should only be used outside.
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Which is worse, ignorance or apathy...I don't know and don't care.
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