What is UV protectant, fire retardant and germicide? There are no details about this
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Don't know about fire. I've found that after about 5 years they are breaking down a bit where the UV is hitting them. Don't know about germicidal either. They aren't gross from mold that I can tell. They work well except pine needles stick in them. Nothing is real good with needles. When they break down more I'll be replacing them with screw on aluminum covers with little holes.
1624650
UV protectant means that the gutter foam is resistant to deterioration from the sun's UV rays. Fire retardant means that the foam is treated to resist fire - it is not flammable. Germicide means that it has been treated to resist bacteria and mold.
1624651
It is resistant to ultra violet light and it is resistant to fire but not fire proof it is resistant and it does not promote germs and other things growing on it.
38411
I am not sure what you mean with flame retardant. It is not 100% cotton, the bottom of the bedding is silky.
1662203
Hello We do not add any flame-retardants to our Roma or Naturale mattresses. In the Roma, we use Rayon as a natural fire-barrier. In the Naturale, we use the wool as a natural fire-barrier. Thank you kindly, have a terrific day! SleepEZ
1978184
It's water based and the documentation say it's non flammable. My application was strictly to seal the masonry around a bay window, though, due to moisture seepage and it worked very well for that using multiple coatings with a garden sprayer.
1276040
I wish I could answer this question. I haven't used any other germ guardian before.Sorry!
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contains:Nonvolatile components: DimethylEther (115-106) Insobutane (75-28-5), Propane (74-98-6), ECC: Trade Secret Registry Pending) Ref: 43124 Danger: Extremely flammable. Vapors may cause flash fire. Contents under pressure. DO NOT puncture incinerate (burn) container. DO NOTstore at temperaturesover 120 F. Keep away from all sourc of heat. NEVER use in confined areas or areas with little or no air movement.......................HTH
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My thought was yes. UVC is a short wavelength and that is why it is blocked by our atmosphere. So it is easily blocked by glasses and probably plastic as well, especially plastic that we know blocks UVA and UVB rays. Here something from Wikipedia: Ordinary glass is partially transparent to UVA but is opaque to shorter wavelengths, whereas silica or quartz glass, depending on quality, can be transparent even to vacuum UV wavelengths. Ordinary window glass passes about 90% of the light above 350 nm, but blocks over 90% of the light below 300 nm. So with resonable confidence yes they block UVC, which is what germicidal lamps put out. Watch out for your exposed skin though.
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From the company's website: "Our fire barrier is rayon cellulose fiber blended with fine-grained sand and a small amount of polyester which, in combination, are inherently fire resistant. Tested and verified by an accredited lab to fully comply with flammability standards."
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It does not indicate if the product is flame retardant, however, I feel confident that this could burn into flames. It is a well crafted item and it has good weight to it. Fairly easy to use with some assistance.
55671
Well I found a lot more items the last 2 minutes... nothing official, but I also found others things (non-flammable included) that are also banned (non-flammable break cleaner here on amazon)Also banned from sale there are:Portable Fire ExtinguishersCologne for Men and WomenAlso found it might be for chemical substances in general.... nothing solid though and I don't care so much about it to do anything more :)TTT (take to top)
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I no longer have the packaging so I checked the tags on the curtain. They don't mention anything about flame retardants.
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That is great question that I don't have the answer to. BUT! Call your fire dept and ask them. They will probably ask you for the ingredients in it. I don't have any more cans, or I'd read them to you. Since it is under my sink, I wouldn't know. I'd call them anyway...tell what it is and see what they say. See if you can get someone on here to give you the manufacturer's name and call them. They can tell you what is in it. Then call the fire department and ask them.I know it is trouble for you to go to...BUT! This stuff works great!
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I did not see any info where it contained flame retardants. It is 100% polyester... Used to refill doggie beds where the original material had mashed flat. Still supportive and being enjoyed by my dogs after a year+. I have an additional box that I will use to give new life to flattened decorative pillows.
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The resin used to make this furniture is polyethylene, a flexible plastic. I don't know if this is fire retardant or not, or how safe it is to get it close to flames. I don't recall seeing anything about it when I ordered the chair and don't see anything on the Amazon page about it. It is definitely worth looking into because I think these chairs would be great to use for that purpose. I love mine.
745779
Hello, This item is NOT fire retardant. We sell a 49 x 23 PVC Party Tent, 40 x 20 Combi Tent and 46 x 26 PVC Party Tent that are all fire retardant. Thanks, Amber
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The UV-5D (Degerminator) is a single wavelength (254nm) germicidal sanitizing lamp with a built-in child safety switch. Functionally, it is the same as the MiniMax UV-5G (single wavelength @ 254nm). Both units work on either 4 AA batteries or AC power adapter. Note, with either device, it would be good to purchase UV protection eyeglasses (such as Honeywell UVEX protective eyeglasses) and avoid direct exposure to skin.
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The Thermal Compound contains:Silver (Metallic)Boron NitrideZinc OxideAluminum OxideEster Oil BlendThe bottle of Thermal Material Remover contains:D-LimoneneMethyl Esters of Soybean OilNon-Ionic SurfactantThe bottle of Thermal Surface Purifier contains:Dipropylene Glycol Monomethyl EtherAzole-Triazole InhibitorProprietary Inhibitor (non-Hazmat, TSCA listed)