Is Poo-Pourri non-flammable? I am looking for the MSDS sheet and I'm not able to locate it anywhere.
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It's made from lemon verbena (a plant). There have been many false reports over the decades about toilet cleaning products accidentally catching fire. However, if you check out any urban myth/legends, it has been proven that none of them, even those "highly flammable" can actually be set aflame. They are all in the toilet so diluted greatly with water. I'm not an expert. Just seen the experiments done. Maybe search youtube for the videos about that.
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Are you worried about setting your toilet on fire? LOL. It is not aerosol, but it is oil based. I do not know if it is flammable. Sorry I couldn't help more. There were no warnings on the label.
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I don't know, but you could call 972-818-8200. All I know is that it works.
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Try contacting the company at http://www.poopourri.com/customer-service/contact-us/
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Only if you've been eating a lot of super-hot food! Just kidding--I don't know the answer to this question.
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Amazingly, the ingredients are not listed on the box. Not certain how this is possible since the FDA and the environmental protection agencies require all products to list their ingredients on the label. The statement on the box reads: "Need ingredient information visit Oxiclean.comHere's what the website states: The OxiClean™ formulation is actually a combination of ingredients, the chief ingredient being hydrogen peroxide. Another essential part of the formula is the ...If I had read this information on the box I never would have used this laundry detergent on my expensive blouse. This company should be fined for lack of truth in labeling. Amazingly, the ingredients are not listed on the box. Not certain how this is possible since the FDA and the environmental protection agencies require all products to list their ingredients on the label. The statement on the box reads: "Need ingredient information visit Oxiclean.comHere's what the website states: The OxiClean™ formulation is actually a combination of ingredients, the chief ingredient being hydrogen peroxide. Another essential part of the formula is the ...If I had read this information on the box I never would have... » Read More Amazingly, the ingredients are not listed on the box. Not certain how this is possible since the FDA and the environmental protection agencies require all products to list their ingredients on the label. The statement on the box reads: "Need ingredient information visit Oxiclean.comHere's what the website states: The OxiClean™ formulation is actually a combination of ingredients, the chief ingredient being hydrogen peroxide. Another essential part of the formula is the ...If I had read this information on the box I never would have used this laundry detergent on my expensive blouse. This company should be fined for lack of truth in labeling. « Show Less
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You should contact the manufacturer directly. It seems it is flammable in the liquid state, but I think once it has cured, the volatile compounds will have dispersed.-But, as I said, the manufacturer can give you the best advice.
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The ones I got did not include fluid. I doubt they would be considered flammable but that may depend on the carrier and jurisdiction.
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I bought two cans of this,but haven't used them yet. The can states: DO NOT SHAKE DO NOT INHALETHIS PRODUCT CONTAINS A BITTERANTCHEMICAL COMPONENTS: 1,1 Difluoroethane CAS #75-37-6It also lists the warnings of using in well ventilated area,,, induce vomiting ,,,, can be ignited under certain circumstancesIt also states: Residue free, Odorless, Moisture free,Non-Ozone depletingThe can feels like it is half liquidI'm sorry I can't give you more details than this
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It says is flammable. It definitely has a very strong odor, I would not try flying with it. There are to many categories it could be put into. It also tends to leak through sprayer. I keep mine in a plastic bag all the time because the fumes. Good luck whatever you choose.
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Hi Jowles, here is the MSDS for the product. I asked the same question once upon a time. Notice it is 110g/l Also, what i learned is that the VOC used is "Dipropylene glycol methyl ether" which is apparently less toxic than other VOCs used in commercial products. I have used lots of Poly BP and it is not so noxious to breathe...only when I would use it for hours did the smell bother me some, but part of that was just getting tired of the same smell for long hours. Here is the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS): http://www.afmsafecoat.com/downloads/thwfwl5006%20Polyureseal%20BP%20Gloss%20msds%202008.pdf Good luck and hope this helps...Jack
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No, I have owned this machine for many years (Dec 2009) and I have run everything through it. Bleach, Mr Clean, Lysol, Pet Floor, Oxy Clean (dissolved and run through a sieve), TSP, Murphy's (a favorite) and I have used "Dry Foam" (a non-aerosol encapsulating product you mix with water) from the commercial supply house to clean the short pile rugs I have by my doorways. The only things you can't run through it are flammable solvents. I run a clean water rinse through it after I use a corrosive cleaner like bleach before putting the Floormate away. I'm here buying a Floormate as a gift for my sister in law. So my own 4 year old Floormate is still going strong with all of these other cleaning products used. No, I have owned this machine for many years (Dec 2009) and I have run everything through it. Bleach, Mr Clean, Lysol, Pet Floor, Oxy Clean (dissolved and run through a sieve), TSP, Murphy's (a favorite) and I have used "Dry Foam" (a non-aerosol encapsulating product you mix with water) from the commercial supply house to clean the short pile rugs I have by my doorways. The only things you can't run through it are flammable solvents. I run a clean water rinse through it after I use a corrosive cleaner like bleach before putting the Floormate away. I'm here buying a Floormate as a... » Read More No, I have owned this machine for many years (Dec 2009) and I have run everything through it. Bleach, Mr Clean, Lysol, Pet Floor, Oxy Clean (dissolved and run through a sieve), TSP, Murphy's (a favorite) and I have used "Dry Foam" (a non-aerosol encapsulating product you mix with water) from the commercial supply house to clean the short pile rugs I have by my doorways. The only things you can't run through it are flammable solvents. I run a clean water rinse through it after I use a corrosive cleaner like bleach before putting the Floormate away. I'm here buying a Floormate as a gift for my sister in law. So my own 4 year old Floormate is still going strong with all of these other cleaning products used. « Show Less
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The manufacturer claims it is septic safe right on the box. Our septic service says it is safe since the amount of chlorine/bromine that toilet tablets introduce into a septic cistern is minimal (toilet water is typically 10%-15% of the water put into a cistern, so it is strongly diluted). Finally, I have seen a scientific paper where they actually tested the effect that typical toilet tablets have on the bacteria in septic systems (chlorine type, bromine should be similar since it has a similar biological mechanism), and it was found that there was no discernible difference from the "control" systems (getting the exact same sewage). The manufacturer claims it is septic safe right on the box. Our septic service says it is safe since the amount of chlorine/bromine that toilet tablets introduce into a septic cistern is minimal (toilet water is typically 10%-15% of the water put into a cistern, so it is strongly diluted). Finally, I have seen a scientific paper where they actually tested the effect that typical toilet tablets have on the bacteria in septic systems (chlorine type, bromine should be similar since it has a similar biological mechanism), and it was found that there was no discernible difference from the... » Read More The manufacturer claims it is septic safe right on the box. Our septic service says it is safe since the amount of chlorine/bromine that toilet tablets introduce into a septic cistern is minimal (toilet water is typically 10%-15% of the water put into a cistern, so it is strongly diluted). Finally, I have seen a scientific paper where they actually tested the effect that typical toilet tablets have on the bacteria in septic systems (chlorine type, bromine should be similar since it has a similar biological mechanism), and it was found that there was no discernible difference from the "control" systems (getting the exact same sewage). « Show Less
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http://www.ahprofessional.com/_downloads/msds/MSDS-056-Powder%20Laundry%20Detergent.pdf
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I am also concerned about BPS, so I contacted Pomi from their website. They responded quickly and assured me that BPS is not used in the liners or spouts of their products.
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I had the same question and e-mailed customer service. This is their encouraging answer! Rarely can you get a reasonably priced item without flame retardants, BPA, PVC and phthalates! The board is still MDF, but maybe it can be sealed to reduce off-gassing or left out of your home for a few days. MDF is always a concern for VOC and formaldehyde emiting. Thank you for your e-mail and interest in Inglesina. 1.) The Fast chair is not treated with any flame retardants. 2.) The Fast Dinning Tray does not contain PVC, BPA, phthalates or lead. 3.) The seat support underneath is made of Medium Density Fiber Board. The other material of the Fast is the seat fabric made of polyester, foam that is polyesther and the bag that is made by nylon. Sincerely, Joseph Consumer Manager Inglesina USA, Inc. 300 Penhorn Ave, STE 2 - Secaucus, NJ 07094 Ph: (973)244-2411 ext.23 Fax: (973)244-1190
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There is a primer from the manufacturer GMMDL regarding the properties of the coating. Its non PTFE, non POA. http://www.gmmdl.com/products/duraceram-for-electrics#.UqCnpvTu18F. This link may not work, but if you google GMMDL and DURACERAM which is their trademark on the coating, you can get to pages that give full technical specs. My waffle maker is still working great, not seeing any degradation in the nonstick. I think the safety of this is pretty good, it is a ceramic coating which usually do not release organics. The plasticy early waffles some of the other reviewers mention is from initial manufacturing, not indicative on ongoing use. Disclaimer- I do have a background from University studies in late 1970's which included ceramic coatings and glazes of that era. Food safety of coatings at that time was most concerned with lead release, not organics. But the processes used for coating burn or bake off most organic chemicals possibly used as binders or to suspend particles in solution, etc. Lots of times there is also some surface residue from cleaning or rinsing, or mold release compounds in manufacturing process. I think this is the source of the odor/taste on the first waffle or two through the griddle. So wash it good with soap and a brush first. Safest - cast iron. Ceramics and glass- pretty safe. Organic coatings- I'd rather not. IMO.
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MSDS should be publicly available. Try searching "MSDS Eneos" and go from there.
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Hi -- I don;t know why they removed that notice from the bag but every plumber I have asked tells me to never flush litter down the pipes -- we have septic & it may be safe for the septic but the litter gets clogged up in the household pipes & creates trouble before it gets out TO the septic tank/sewer line. Maybe people told the WBCL that they had had trouble even tho the litter bag said it was safe to flush so they decided to not use that anymore?
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MamaDoo Kids here:As a result of the CPSC official categorization of our Mattress Topper, we are exempt from 16-CFR 1633 flammability standards. Further, as of January 1, 2014 we are also exempt from California Technical Bulletin 117, which means our foam does NOT have flame retardants at all.All our products conform to all rules and regulations set forth by the Consumer Products Safety Commission, (CPSIA) and they are rigorously tested to ensure that all parts are lead-safe, bpa-free, and phthalate-free.As parents ourselves we are very proud of our non-toxic, safe products. Please write us again if we can help in any way. MamaDoo Kids here:As a result of the CPSC official categorization of our Mattress Topper, we are exempt from 16-CFR 1633 flammability standards. Further, as of January 1, 2014 we are also exempt from California Technical Bulletin 117, which means our foam does NOT have flame retardants at all.All our products conform to all rules and regulations set forth by the Consumer Products Safety Commission, (CPSIA) and they are rigorously tested to ensure that all parts are lead-safe, bpa-free, and phthalate-free.As parents ourselves we are very proud of our... » Read More MamaDoo Kids here:As a result of the CPSC official categorization of our Mattress Topper, we are exempt from 16-CFR 1633 flammability standards. Further, as of January 1, 2014 we are also exempt from California Technical Bulletin 117, which means our foam does NOT have flame retardants at all.All our products conform to all rules and regulations set forth by the Consumer Products Safety Commission, (CPSIA) and they are rigorously tested to ensure that all parts are lead-safe, bpa-free, and phthalate-free.As parents ourselves we are very proud of our non-toxic, safe products. Please write us again if we can help in any way. « Show Less
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I just called Breville and it is NOT PTFE or PFOA free [I have a bird so I cannot have cookware or electrics that contain PTFE/PFOA] it's hard to get answers, but Breville, Cusinart and Calapholon ALL have their toaster & toaster convection combo ovens contain a non-stick coating with PTFE/PFOA. I'm calling Oster next, but they are closed now for the night. PS: to get an accurate answer on this type of "chemical" technical question, you really have to get to the corporate level [not the 800 CS] to get the ACTUAL info, many CS's said they were "free" but no one could show me on their websites where that was in writing. That's when each of the above co's got corporate involved, then either I was connected or they returned my call, then gave me the above info.