What are green crackers and why are they safer?

Green crackers are certified eco-friendly fireworks developed by CSIR-NEERI that produce 30-35% less particulate matter smoke and contain zero banned toxic chemicals like barium nitrate or heavy metals.

What is the safe distance for bursting multi-shot sky cakes and rockets?

Rockets and aerial sky shots require a minimum safe distance of 20 to 30 meters (65–100 ft). Large multi-shot cakes (12 to 240 shots) require 35 to 50 meters (100–150 ft) of open space away from trees, buildings, and overhead wires.

What should I do if a firework does not ignite or light up?

Never lean over or attempt to relight a dud firework. Wait at least 15 minutes, keep distance, and submerge the item completely in a bucket of water before disposal.

Safety & Green Crackers | 62 Patakha Shop

01. Certified Green Crackers Only

Every firework in our store is a certified green cracker tested according to government and CSIR-NEERI standards.

No Harmful Chemicals: Made without dangerous chemicals like barium, arsenic, or lead for cleaner air.
30-35% Less Smoke: Formulated to reduce smoke and dust significantly, making celebrations easier on kids and elders.
Safer Sound Levels: Designed for vibrant colors and joyful effects while keeping sound within safe, legal decibel limits.

02. Recommended Safe Distances

Always burst fireworks in wide, open outdoor spaces away from dry grass, parked vehicles, and overhead wires.

Type of Firework	Safe Distance to Keep	Best Ground Surface
Sparklers (Phuljhari) & Pencils	3 – 5 Meters (10 – 15 ft)	Paved courtyard, open ground
Ground Pots (Anar) & Wheels (Chakkar)	8 – 10 Meters (25 – 30 ft)	Flat, smooth floor or masonry
Rockets & Sky Shots	20 – 30 Meters (65 – 100 ft)	Open outdoor ground with stable support
Multi-Shot Sky Cakes (12 to 240 Shots)	35 – 50 Meters (100 – 150 ft)	Firm, level ground away from trees/wires

03. Respecting Neighbors & Timing

Keep celebrations enjoyable for everyone. Please finish bursting fireworks before 10:00 PM in residential neighborhoods. Be especially considerate of infants, hospital areas, elderly neighbors, and family pets who get startled by loud sounds.

04. Safe Lighting & Disposal

Always keep a bucket of water and a bucket of sand nearby before lighting fireworks.

Never relight a dud: If a firework does not go off, wait at least 15 minutes. Never lean over it. Submerge it into a bucket of water.
Supervise children: An adult should always be present. Children should only handle mild sparklers under direct guidance.
Cool down sparkler wires: Drop used hot sparkler wires directly into a bucket of water to avoid accidental burns or foot injuries.