A fire that destroyed nearly 600ha of native bush in Canterbury’s Craigieburn Forest Park was deliberately lit by youths on a ...

Aerosol spray cans of dry shampoos, deodorants, sunscreens and foot sprays have been recalled due to trace amounts of a cancer-causing chemical.

Coppertone is voluntarily recalling five of its aerosol sunscreen products due to the presence of benzene, a chemical that can cause cancer with repeated exposure. The company announced the recall ...

The substance is a mixture of oils and solvents under pressure in an aerosol canister, and this WD-40 safety date sheet PDF describes it as an "Extremely Flammable Aerosol" -- which basically ...

What About Other Aerosols - Will They Explode on Planes? Some aerosols, such as spray paint, cooking spray, and compressed gas cylinders, aren’t allowed in a plane since they are flammable.

A fire that destroyed nearly 600ha of native bush in Canterbury’s Craigieburn Forest Park was deliberately lit by youths on a ...

It involves using a flammable aerosol and lighter to create a miniature flamethrower. “They all heard a big boom, and then Mason came running out and started taking off his shirt,” Dark said.

A simple vehicle fire turned into a self-fueling explosion of fireballs after a semi-truck carrying aerosol paint cans ignited on the highway.

Keep nitroglycerin out of the reach of children. Nitroglycerin spray and aerosol are flammable. Do not forcefully open or burn the container after using the medicine, and do not spray toward a fire.

The train that derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, was carrying vinyl chloride. That chemical was banned in aerosols in 1974, but is still used to make other products.

WD-40 is a pressurized mix of oils and solvents, so you would expect it to be highly flammable. But is this really the case?