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<\/a>What should you do?<\/strong><\/h2>\n- \n
- At this stage a recall has not been issued.<\/li>\n
- We recommend you keep your butane canister stove aside until further testing is undertaken by Australian Gas Certifying bodies to ascertain which stoves comply with their standards.<\/li>\n
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Gas stove safety<\/strong><\/h2>\n
It is easy to be complacent when it comes to gas stoves; we need to remind ourselves to:<\/p>\n
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- Follow manufacturer’s guidelines for the use of your stove.<\/li>\n
- Store and transport gas cylinders and canisters in a safe manner.<\/li>\n
- Check connections for leaks before lighting, a spray bottle of soapy water is handy for this.<\/li>\n
- Avoid using large pots, barbeque plates or windshields that cause heat to build up around the stove.<\/li>\n
- Always use your stove in well ventilated areas.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
For more information and a list of stoves approved for sale see the sa.gov.au website<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Update March 16, 2015:<\/strong> As it stands the stoves are still withdrawn from sale and we are hoping for a clear direction by next week regarding our brands. Our suppliers are doing whatever is required to make sure their products are compliant with gas safety standards.<\/p>\n
Update August 28, 2015: <\/strong>New and improved models are on their way, we are expecting stock in September and we’ll have them on our website as soon as we receive them.<\/p>\n
