FAQs
Yes, they are safer than rockets because they stay on the ground, but children should never light them themselves. Adults should supervise from a safe distance.
- Place the flower pot on a flat, non-flammable surface (stone, concrete, sand).
- Ensure the pot cannot tip over.
- Keep spectators at least 2–3 meters away.
- Light using a long-handled lighter or fuse.
Yes. That’s why always stabilize the pot and never hold it by hand while lighting. Tipping can cause sparks to hit people, pets, or flammable materials.
Keep pets indoors or at least 5–10 meters away. Sparks, smoke, and noise can frighten animals even though flower pots are low to the ground.
- Make sure it is completely cooled and no embers remain.
- Wrap in wet paper or soak in water before discarding.
- Do not reuse a spent flower pot.
Yes, especially if placed near dry grass, paper, or flammable surfaces. Always have water, sand, or a fire extinguisher nearby.
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.