[MR] Your suggestions please

[Siegfried]

yes/no?

Officially, no, that's the point of the statement "open flame".  If it's
in a glass lantern, it's safer as just someone's sleeve running past
won't catch on fire, and if toppled it won't (immediately) catch a table
cloth on fire.

HOWEVER, the term has gotten to be used very loosely lately.  And many
sites that state: "No open flames" ... really mean:  "No candles/flames
at all"

So it's rather tricky.

Siegfried


On 10/14/10 2:01 PM, Alexandria Stratton wrote:
> regarding open flames...If a candle is encased in a glass lantern, is it still 
> considered an open flame? 
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