Why can t the same kitchen, coal stove, wood stove and gas stove be used at the same time?

The coal stove boils water, the wood stove stews soup, and the gas stove fries, which can be used at the same time, as long as the gas cylinder is not close to the coal wood stove, but the coal in the coal stove has a strong sulfur smell, and people with asthma can't smell it.

I put coal for A, diesel for B, gas for B and b, all of which produce a lot of carbon dioxide, which consumes oxygen urgently, and of course, c also produces carbon dioxide. Putting too much carbon dioxide in the room, in addition to causing dizziness or poisoning to people. It also generates a high level of heat, and when the heat reaches a certain level, C this thing may explode at any time.

First, if it is the same together, it will be easy to be poisoned, and secondly, if the amount of 'trachea' tube is used at the same time, it will not be enough.

Yes, it can be used, but it is necessary to maintain maximum ventilation of the use environment, otherwise it will lead to carbon monoxide poisoning. The carbon monoxide acting on red blood cells will reduce the amount of oxygen carried, resulting in insufficient oxygen supply to the human body, which will lead to dizziness and weakness in the limbs.

This can easily cause carbon monoxide poisoning, I hope it will help you.

At the same time, it can easily produce itching carbon poisoning

Because if the gas furnace leaks, it will explode when exposed to an open flame.

It can cause fire and poisoning hazards!

Yes, there are different igniters for each gas multiple.

If there is a gas leak, there is an open flame that will explode.

It's not impossible, it's just that you've ever seen fried chicken, stewed chicken, and spicy chicken in one meal?