Here's why:

* Extreme Fire Hazard: Flammable liquids are highly susceptible to ignition, and their vapors can easily mix with air to create an explosive atmosphere. The presence of explosives further increases the risk of a devastating explosion.

* Static Electricity: Handling flammable liquids can generate static electricity, which can provide an ignition source for the vapors.

* Heat and Sparks: Cleaning with flammable liquids often involves the use of equipment that could generate heat or sparks, potentially igniting the flammable vapors.

Safe Alternatives for Cleaning:

* Water: Use water-based cleaners whenever possible.

* Non-flammable Solvents: Choose solvents that are specifically designed for cleaning and are not flammable.

* Compressed Air: Use compressed air to remove dust and debris.

* Vacuum Cleaners: Use certified explosion-proof vacuum cleaners for cleaning in hazardous areas.

Always consult with a qualified safety professional for guidance on safe cleaning practices in explosive environments.