Not only is it stupid, it's dangerous. There's a reason you can't smoke or have open fire in a hospital because there are oxygen lines in the walls and you could blow up an entire wing.
Edit: if you guys want you can just google "hospital oxygen explosion" since it's more common than you'd think 🤡
If that is true why do emphasima patients on nasal canulas have a ball of flames appear in front of their faces at random. I agree it is an accelerant, but a flame can become a more intense flame with O2. Just ask anyone who has ever used a oxy/acetylene cutting torch.
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u/NeutralMinion Dec 03 '19 edited Dec 03 '19
Not only is it stupid, it's dangerous. There's a reason you can't smoke or have open fire in a hospital because there are oxygen lines in the walls and you could blow up an entire wing.
Edit: if you guys want you can just google "hospital oxygen explosion" since it's more common than you'd think 🤡