Three year old boy suffered burns 2nd degree after his mother's electronic cigarette exploded in the car charger. This led to the ignition of the seat where the child was.
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A resident of Utah Kinsey Barlow last Friday led the car, which was her 3-year-old son, Conor. How to tell the woman at the time she put on charge
electronic cigarette firm White Rhino. At some point, the device exploded, and the white copper coil, hot to the limit, hit the ceiling and landed right on the seat, where he was a boy.
electronic cigarette
"There was initially strong cotton, then something like a flash, and then everywhere was smoke, - the woman said. - Coil burned seat cover and became the cause of the fire, and the flames spread to Conor. You know, I have nothing more frustrating in my life felt than here, this picture, and even my little boy shouts, "Mom, save me! "
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Kinsey tried to extinguish the flames of the sleeve, but this only led to the fact that her clothes caught fire, too. I had to grab a cup of cold coffee and pour it on his son. Fortunately, the boy suffered only minor burns to his lower back, buttocks and elbow. But Kinsey, who used to charge, included with the
electronic cigarette Claims that will never use this gadget.
The company's website White Rhino warns that lithium-ion batteries that feed a cigarette can "heat up, ignite and explode, causing serious injury." (READ MORE)
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