Charger and Whipper SafetyIf you are unsure of what to look out for when it comes to spotting a dangerous cream whipper, you’ve landed
in the right place. We’ve created a helpful list outlining some of the warning signs of potentially lethal whippers:
* The vast majority of poorly manufactured cream whippers tend to be made from aluminium and feature
square or squarish plastic heads. All of the cream whippers that we provide have round heads.
* The cream release trigger uses a cross head screw that can unscrew – you cannot unscrew our products.
N2O Nitrous Oxide
* Before attempting to use any of our gas cartridges, ensure that you take the time to read through the
manufacturer’s instructions that come complete with all of our products.
* When using your cream whipper, no more than 1 charger should be released in a 1/4L or 1/2 litre whipper,
and no more than 2 chargers for a 1 litre whipper.
Important safety information:
* The chargers contain Nitrous Oxide or Carbon Dioxide under great pressure. Any attempt to pierce the
sealing cap of these chargers without the correct equipment could result in
* EXPLOSION INJURY & SERIOUS FREEZE BURNS.
* EXPLOSION DANGER - do not incinerate or expose chargers to the sun or heat. Temperature not to exceed 50C.
* Do not dispose of full chargers as they could cause injury to others
* Keep out of reach of children.
* Pressurized gas cartridges must not be taken on board an aeroplane. No excuses, you may be prosecuted.
IMPORTANT SAFETY DATA:
* Cartridge contains Nitrous Oxide (E942) under high pressure.
* Please only use with a device approved for this cartridge and follow manufacturer’s instructions.
* Non-aerosol. Non-refillable. Recyclable steel.
* Never dispose of full cartridges.
* Keep out of reach of children.
* Explosion danger: 50C max temperature.
* Do not take on board an aircraft.
* For food use only.
* If you are burnt by freezing N2O you must immediately seek medical advice. A N2O burn can
cause deep tissue damage, which is not immediately obvious at the time of the injury