does it outgas any chemicals?
297167
I am maybe more sensitive to chemicals than most people, and unfortunately, I would say after letting it air for 2 days, that there is still a very unpleasant smell. I put a mattress cover on top of it, but I still notice a very unpleasant smell. I don't notice it until I am in bed, where it's very close to my face.
297168
I purchased this for my child because the reviews stated there weren't any nasty smells. They were completely true. I'm very happy with it.
297169
I am not a scientist, but the mild odor goes away. I really an not educated enough to do any safety testing on this product. I have not had any allergic reactions to it. I have this on three beds and I agree that it does not make me feel hot like what I have heard about other foam pads.
513778
Yes. It uses the pressurized cans with the nozzle, it fuels in seconds with no mess.
638666
It doesn't smell of chemicals (not much to me at least) we inflated it once months ago, we haven't had to re-inflate it again yet.It's a good product. It's not going to last for ever, but it's a good product.
762213
Yes! We bought a new trailer and it was full of all kinds of chemical smell. It took a while for all those materials to "out gas". But the Health mate made it possible for us to use the unit without getting any headaches.
1144432
no, but I found none that were. It holds the heat quite well, even in cold temps (20 deg. F). I've run it continuously on one 20 lb. gas canister for a total of 15 hours and still have gas in the tank.
641993
No, this tent does not have any added chemicals used in retardants. It is flame resistant.
321697
I don't think so. I have had one for almost a year and it doesn't smell like any chemicals.
939983
No, it does not. We have used in many ways and never had a problem (dry ice, liquid nitrogen, baking, and broiling)
2134700
No. Even with a gas range it takes a while to heat up. I don't recommend it but I'm not the manufacturer. It's just my opinion.
1298164
It doesn't burn at all... You have to use it in a Gas Fireplace or Fire Pit.When you turn off the Gas it goes out.
921312
No welding, and don't torch or cut ANY drum that might have explosive vapors in it. When in doubt purge it with water.
839119
No, not at all. I spray it always with cooking spray and it comes out fantastic.
737900
Sorry, I have no idea. I haven't used mine yet because it is unsuited for transferring caustic liquids. Your newsprint idea sounds reasonable except that gasoline would still soak through and smell like, well, gasoline - not the same as Chanel #5 or Brut. It seems unlikely that any container would be able to keep that odor in unless hermetically sealed. Not sure it's worth the cost.Hope you have success in resolving this. I'd be glad to hear about it when you do.
2015059
It did when I first got it, but took it out of the package and let it air out, it was fine. Only smell if close To it.
1136786
No. You'd need to get a zipper type enclosure around the whole mattress that allows air out but not chemicals. Something like a BabeSafe Cover (google it) would protect from off gassing.
2003588
No sure doesn't, it unfloded very easy and my 26 yrs old Son loves it, His job rotation is 2wks on day then nights so very impressed, had it smelled he would have taken it off.
1113491
No. Activated carbon adsorbs gas; it does not absorb it. Adsorb is correct in this case.