FAQs

How should I store ground chakkars?

Store ground chakkars in a cool, dry place away from heat, flames, and children. Keep them in a sealed container to prevent accidental ignition.

Where should I use ground chakkars?

Use ground chakkars outdoors in an open area, away from buildings, dry leaves, and other flammable materials. Avoid using them in crowded or confined spaces.

How many ground chakkars can I light at once?

It’s best to light one at a time to ensure safety. Lighting multiple chakkars together can increase risk and may cause accidents.

What are the safety guidelines for using ground chakkars?
  •  Choose a Flat Surface: Place chakkars on a stable, flat, non-flammable surface.
  • Keep a Safety Perimeter: Maintain a safe distance between the chakkar and spectators.
  • Use Proper Lighting Tools: Light the chakkar at arm’s length using a long matchstick or lighter.
  • Light One at a Time: Never light multiple chakkars simultaneously.
  • Never Hold in Hand: Always place chakkars on the ground before lighting.
  • Supervise Children: Do not allow children to handle chakkars.
  • Dispose of Used Chakkars Safely: Soak used or malfunctioning chakkars in water before disposal.
What should I do if a ground chakkar doesn't spin or ignite?

Never attempt to relight a chakkar. Wait at least 20 minutes, then soak it in water before disposing of it safely.

How far should spectators be from ground chakkars?

For spinning fireworks like ground chakkars, viewers should maintain a distance of at least 10–15 feet from the chakkar. Ensure the area is clear of obstacles and flammable materials.

What should I do if a ground chakkar malfunctions?

If a chakkar does not spin or shows abnormal behavior, do not attempt to relight it. Wait at least 20 minutes, then soak it in water before safely disposing of it. Never try to dismantle or modify the chakkar.