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Does anyone know if it's safe to launch a rocket firework from the grass like I'm talking about the big rockets with shells on them idk if it's safe or not
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They usually come with tubes/poles to launch from don't they?
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I would say it's safe yes as long as it is put into the launcher correctly and straight so it goes up I have them every year and nothing goes wrong for me.
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Wing it, but have an extinguisher present just in case.
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I would say its always a bit dangerous i would bring water or something just incase,
but they usually have a docking station
but they usually have a docking station
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I wouldn't risk it,I personally never had one of those but you shouldn't risk burning the grass or at least making the grass have a charred look to it.Then again,it's up to you.
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If the grass has been dry, I wouldn't recommend you to go for it.
Bring water and or an extinguisher to aid in fire safety, as well as perhaps bringing a cinder block or something along those lines to somewhat contain a fire should one start.
Bring water and or an extinguisher to aid in fire safety, as well as perhaps bringing a cinder block or something along those lines to somewhat contain a fire should one start.
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I wouldn't advise you to let off a rocket by sticking it in the grass, it could quite easily get stuck.
If you do not have the tube which comes with rockets to be placed in then the next best thing would be soil I suppose.
Stay safe.
If you do not have the tube which comes with rockets to be placed in then the next best thing would be soil I suppose.
Stay safe.
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