Is this solution flammable? I need to take it with me on a flight if possible, otherwise I'll have to buy it at my destination.
818305
It does not say flammable anywhere on the product. But, I googled all the ingredients anyway just to make sure and none of them were listed as flammable. It's mostly water with conditioners and scents.
818306
I read the container and it doesn't say flammable. It lubricates the blades and cleans that's all I can tell you.
818307
It is mostly a soap, so no , just tried to light some in a shot glass and no flame , smells like a soap not alcohol
478638
If the TSA has a problem with it, they're morons. Wait, we already know they are. Try it and report back!Seriously, though, they would have a hard time claiming the stove could be used as a weapon. As long as you don't try to light it in the aisle, you should be fine.
951068
What are you, nuts? Umm...DUH, this glue will react violently and immediately with NHG fuel, even in its dried state. Did you miss that day of orientation? Are you are a noob to jetpack travel, or simply inexperienced with Nitometholystimiomic Hybrid Gel fuels? Either way, you are a risk to those of us who take jetpack safety seriously. Do your homework! The two main ingredients of these types of glues cause a reaction with the Benzyl Ether Butanone Toluene precursers needed to form the very delicate bonds during the fourth and last stages of NHG fuel creation, as well as the lessor, but still deadly Cyclohexanone-Poperonal-acid gasses which will result. Boba Fett would be ashamed of you for suggesting something so alarmingly dangerous.
1956500
I had no trouble carrying it on in the US. However, on my return trip from China, it was kept by airport security as it was considered a fire hazard.
478636
I can not see where it would be a problem as long as it was in your luggage and not in a carry on bag. I carry mine in a quart zip lock bag but have not taken it on a flight.
528521
Never tried. The gas is neither flammable nor explosive, but the TSA might err on the side of caution. You could have it delivered to your destination?
2125241
I didn't even see that. Since I use it mostly as a face oil and hair conditioner and I keep it in my vanity drawer I m not concern about contact with flame. As with all oil I would think it can be flammable if it comes in contact with flame or fire. Hope this answers your concern
478639
Just some metal pieces, so should be ok. By itself, it is neither a weapon, liquid, or combustible. I'm assuming you're not planning on cooking a meal with it on the plane.. hahaa
846616
We may not be a good source. The one we bought caught on fire after 3 flights. I can say that our experience getting a refund was awesome.
1414025
You will have to check with the TSA website but, I seriously doubt if they will allow flammable compounds in checked baggage.
897659
The only warning is that it's flammable. I don't have the box anymore and the ingredients are too small for me to read from the bottle. The stuff really does work though. I love it.
1721685
The ones I got did not include fluid. I doubt they would be considered flammable but that may depend on the carrier and jurisdiction.
1121253
Check your With the Airline your flying with. , TSA may confiscate It Before You Board. I'm not saying its a weapon.,Lol But those Guys / Gals can be a little Crazy.
2228990
Since the cartridges are butane and flammable I am guessing most airlines would not allow them. Best to check with the airline.Warren
2216944
I would think you could use this on a small plane like a Cessna etc. which is similar in size to an automobile seat but I'm not familiar with the cushion's flammability characteristics as required by FAA standards. I would guess if it's safe for a car it would be acceptable in an aircraft. I find it very comfortable and have used it in my car for several weeks now. It's not that expensive and you could always return it if it doesn't fit.
559039
Yes it's "extremely flammable," as per the label. Most cement mixes, in general, are flammable.
1538606
Considering it was sent to me via mail I think you can check no. Really, what is not flammable if you intentionally set fire to it? It is not combustible, which is probably really what USPS wants to know.