FAQs
What are the safety guidelines for using Diwali sparklers?
- Hold Sparklers Properly: Hold at arm’s length to avoid burns.
- Keep a Safe Distance: Ensure spectators stay a safe distance away.
- Use Outdoors on Non-Flammable Surfaces: Avoid dry grass, leaves, or fabrics.
- Light One at a Time: Never light multiple sparklers together.
- Supervise Children: Children should only use sparklers under adult supervision.
- Dispose Safely: Soak used sparklers in water before disposal.
What should I do if a Diwali sparkler malfunctions?
If a sparkler behaves abnormally or doesn’t ignite, do not relight it. Wait for it to cool, then soak it in water before disposing of it. Never dismantle or modify sparklers.
What should I do if a sparkler doesn’t ignite?
Never attempt to relight a sparkler. Wait at least 10–15 minutes, then soak it in water before safely disposing of it.
How far should spectators be from Diwali sparklers?
Viewers should maintain a safe distance of at least 3–5 feet. Ensure children are closely supervised.
Where should I use Diwali sparklers?
Use sparklers outdoors in an open area, away from buildings, dry leaves, and other flammable materials. Avoid using them in crowded or confined spaces.
How many sparklers can I light at once?
It’s best to light one sparkler at a time. Lighting multiple sparklers together in hand increases the risk of burns or accidents.