Fire retardants inside?
1957102
Don't think so. Kapok is a natural fiber and if it indeed is "organic" then should have no chemical fire retardants within. If you haven't already done so, contact the company just to be sure.
1448250
I honestly don't know if it's fire retardant or not. I would suggest you try to find a corporate number for Dr. brown's and try to call the company directly. I loved my Gia pillows when I was nursing, but fire retardant was something that never occurred to me in all honesty. Sorry I can't be more helpful but I really just don't know the answer to your question.
1605560
I wouldn't think you'd want to use any BBQ indoors because of the smoke that's created. Apart from that, there are flame-ups as drippings hit the element. I wouldn't use it indoors.
2275677
yes, I have mine in the fire. They are made with that refractory type cement. they are a little smaller than I would like
854595
Only to the point of dissipating heat with the steel shell. There is absolutely zero insulation on the inside and at the temps that they test these safes with, I'd imagine it would only last a min or two. If it was a small fire (that didn't spread for some reason), it would keep the contents safe from the direct flame.
1480578
Hi, I'm very sorry it took me so long to get back to you, but I am not sure if the tent is fire retardant. I'm sure you could contact the company and could answer that if you haven't already.
2223674
The only mention of flame retardant on the box says "Notice: this article meets the flammability requirements of California Bureau of Home Furnishings Technical Bulletin 117. Care should be exercised near open flame or with burning cigarettes."
168474
I doubt it but it would be worth looking inside. If it smoked or smelled burned I wouldn't waste my time trying to repair It.
869515
Burning anything in an enclosed space is deadly. Carbon monoxide et al. As to yellow Heat producing anything more than water vapor and carbon monoxide when burning? Not that I know of. Use common sense when burning anything indoors. Provide some type of fresh air ventilation.
1066692
Yes. They used em for a wildfire near my house and now it looks like a ball pit At chucky cheeses. Honestly, No. These are not fireproof. Sorry
749962
Fireproof IS NOT heat proof! The safe itself may last through the fire, but NOTHING INSIDE WILL. Trust me, I know this well after the contents of 5 "fireproof" safes were destroyed when a fire took one of my family's homes. The safes survived. The things inside, especially paper, cannot withstand the heat. Look into it. Most fireproof safes can only withstand the heat for a few minutes - sorry, that's worthless.
1548832
They are kind of smokey so wouldn't use in a small closed room. You also need something to hold it and catch the ash. I've burned it in a tall metal vase filled with sand. I've also just stuck it in my fireplace balanced against the grate.
1446993
I don't think it intends to be fire-retardant, but I didn't look real hard to see if it was. Being as its mostly metal though, it could have some resistance to fire. Still, I'd say no to your question.
1395627
i have never used them in a indoor firplace but i dont see why not . they are smokelss and it should create a problem
931608
I'm not 100% sure but I think they have been treated with a flame retardant in order to meet California specs for safety.
1443198
doesn't contain any fire retardants. I think only car seat has contain any fire retardants. you may confirm with Britax USA.
1538111
I would check out the standards at UL here: http://ul.com/. Amerex is a well respected brand in the fire safety business is all I can tell you.