Is Cream Charger Safe - King Whip

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Is Cream Charger Safe?

• Cream chargers, also known as whipped cream
  chargers King Whip or Nangs, are metal
  cylinders that are filled with nitrous oxide gas
  under high pressure inside. At present, it is
  extensively used in bakeries, cafes, and ice
  cream stores because of its convenience,
  affordability, and ability to enhance the taste
  of the cream. 

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What are the safety risks associated with using
Nangs?

• All the safety risks associated with the use of
  nangs are long-term risks. In other words, nangs
  are only risky for those who come into direct
  contact with them or stay in contact with them
  for a long time. This is not usually the case for
  the commercial use of nangs in cream chargers,
  especially because the nitrous oxide remains
  inside dispensers.

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Dizziness

• Inhaling nitrous oxide, even a little more
  than normal, can cause dizziness and
  lightheadedness. Up until a certain level, its
  different from being high, but youll find that
  youre constantly having a hard time keeping your
  balance, and your coordination is off.

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Cold Burns

• In whipped cream chargers, nitrous oxide is
  stored under extremely high pressure, which
  causes their temperature to be below freezing
  point. If you come in direct contact with it, it
  can easily lead to cold burns or frostbite. This
  usually happens when the dispenser is not handled
  with proper protection. Cold burns can lead to
  serious injuries and tissue damage.

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How to use ice cream chargers safely?

• Ensure that the area where you use whipped cream
  chargers is fully ventilated to prevent gas
  buildup and allow for more oxygen.
• Use protective gloves or a piece of cloth when
  dealing with whipped cream chargers to avoid
  coming in direct contact with them.
• When attaching the charger to the dispenser, do
  not attach it too tightly. Follow the
  manufacturers instructions word by word when
  installing the charger to avoid any accidents.
• Store the charger in cool, dry, and dark places
  away from any sunlight or heat to avoid unwanted
  chemical reactions.
• Keep it out of reach of children.
• Avoid direct inhalation of nitrous oxide when
  using the dispenser. Wear a mask if you have to.
• Regularly check the dispenser for faults because
  a faulty dispenser may explode and cause a huge
  accident.
• Dispose of the used chargers properly, following
  the regulations, and do not puncture or burn
  them.
• Educate yourself on all the symptoms of nitrous
  oxide poisoning. If you face any of the symptoms
  or see any of your coworkers experiencing them,
  seek medical attention immediately.
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