Is this burlap flammable
243492
I can't say that this burlap is NOT flammable, but I do know that burlap in general is extremely flammable. Considering that it is natural, I would say that yes, it is most likely flammable.
1970784
The product is water-based so it is non-flammable. However whether or not you would be able to carry aboard a plane is a question that I would refer you to contact your specific airline, or the TSA if you're flying a US airline. If I had to guess, I would guess that you "are not" going to be able to take it aboard in carry-on luggage in today's heightened security environment. Perhaps it can be in "checked" baggage, but again I would refer you to your specific airline or the TSA for the definitive answer.
406344
Even the manufacturers don't seem to know (see my review). First question would be, "Is the insulation flammable?" Most of that foam stuff is. I know of no non-flammable plastic bags, either. Some urethane foams are moderately flame-retardant. Try to keep in mind that the ~120V 12A line powering this object is fully capable of handing ~1500 watts to a toaster oven. What happens when the thermostat fails or the cable shorts is anybody's guess. I suggest NOT enclosing it. At all. Ever. Even if it is several feet from the potential freeze section, fluid convection will do the job as long as the heat cable is supplying energy. Even the manufacturers don't seem to know (see my review). First question would be, "Is the insulation flammable?" Most of that foam stuff is. I know of no non-flammable plastic bags, either. Some urethane foams are moderately flame-retardant. Try to keep in mind that the ~120V 12A line powering this object is fully capable of handing ~1500 watts to a toaster oven. What happens when the thermostat fails or the cable shorts is anybody's guess. I suggest NOT enclosing it. At all. Ever. Even if it is several feet from the potential freeze section, fluid convection will do the job as... » Read More Even the manufacturers don't seem to know (see my review). First question would be, "Is the insulation flammable?" Most of that foam stuff is. I know of no non-flammable plastic bags, either. Some urethane foams are moderately flame-retardant. Try to keep in mind that the ~120V 12A line powering this object is fully capable of handing ~1500 watts to a toaster oven. What happens when the thermostat fails or the cable shorts is anybody's guess. I suggest NOT enclosing it. At all. Ever. Even if it is several feet from the potential freeze section, fluid convection will do the job as long as the heat cable is supplying energy. « Show Less
303565
Yes... the label says "DANGER! Extremely Flammable".It also works for loosening and cleaning ink residue from inkjet printers!
723151
No, it does not. You will have to fill this with gas - as it is illegal to ship flammables.
2282652
Yes, all foam products are flammable. This does meet California TB-117 regulations for flammability; however, the criteria by which it passes is because of the foams density and not because of any flame retardant chemicals which is good news.
264251
Yes But it is not fire retardant. Some fairs require that it be fire retardant. Very durable and cleans up well.
303566
Yes... the label says "DANGER! Extremely Flammable". It also works for loosening and cleaning ink residue from inkjet printers!
1406346
I really have no idea - best suggestion is to get some, and use it, and test the flammability. Dharma Trading sells an anti-flame product specifically for fibers. You might contact them and ask your question.
1876302
Yes it is...I would def beware, I don't think it works that well, I used it for a walk and was burned:(
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.
1765558
my packaging states that it is 100% cotton flannel and water resistant. It does not address fire retardant.
1788389
i spray it on my hair then i proceed to flat iron. I dont have any info on it being flammable. I just use my common sense and use it in a safe way lol.
2016606
It is not designed for flammable vapors/liquids (flashpoints below 200 degrees). It does not meet the NEC requirements for flammable liquids as well. Hope this helps you....
2141637
Jaybird & Mais 30 and 31 products are constructed from an open cell Styrene Butadiene Rubber (SBR) latex foam. It is not rated as being non-flammable so I imagine it would be flammable.
463158
On the tag it states 100% polyester and that it meets the flammable requirements of California law. I'm not sure if that answers your question but that's all I could find. Try contacting the manufacturer, I've heard that their customer service is easy to deal with.
136126
There is nothing on the tags to indicate that it is flame or fire retardant. It did however state that it met all of the laws regarding the product. This makes me think that perhaps it is.