In an earlier answer, the seller said the cover is "inherently inflammable." Inflammable &amp; flammable mean the same thing. Please say this is a typo.
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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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I really think this is a typo... I looked it up, and found this: "WARNING: The power cord on this product contains lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause [cancer, and] birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling." The above sentence comes from this website: http://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancercauses/othercarcinogens/athome/cancer-warning-labels-based-on-californias-proposition-65 Given the similarity in the warnings, I think they meant to type "cord" instead of "code" which makes more sense. :) I had wondered about this myself. :)
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Maybe it's a typo. :) I'm still getting use to this but it cooks really good food! I'd suggest getting the stand (as I did) so you're not bending over all the time. Smokin Tex is also very helpful on the phone and supportive. I thought I might be having a temperature regulating situation, which it turned out I did not, but customer service sent me a new thermostat "just in case I ever need it". Not bad!
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the cover that I purchased (directly through Weber, as it was not available at the time online) seems to be made of a vinyl/canvass type material. I've already tossed the box so I can't look. I purchased it over the one listed on Amazon because it is advertised as "water resistant", "UVA resistant" and comes with a 2 year warranty. It does NOT have zippers, which would be prone to fail over time like most. It has velcro straps on each side to snug the cover to the grill. It's not really necessary, as the cover fits perfectly over the grill with the side tables down...but I guess if it's windy out, etc...it would help to keep the cover firmly in place. the cover that I purchased (directly through Weber, as it was not available at the time online) seems to be made of a vinyl/canvass type material. I've already tossed the box so I can't look. I purchased it over the one listed on Amazon because it is advertised as "water resistant", "UVA resistant" and comes with a 2 year warranty. It does NOT have zippers, which would be prone to fail over time like most. It has velcro straps on each side to snug the cover to the grill. It's not really necessary, as the cover fits perfectly over the grill with the side tables down...but... » Read More the cover that I purchased (directly through Weber, as it was not available at the time online) seems to be made of a vinyl/canvass type material. I've already tossed the box so I can't look. I purchased it over the one listed on Amazon because it is advertised as "water resistant", "UVA resistant" and comes with a 2 year warranty. It does NOT have zippers, which would be prone to fail over time like most. It has velcro straps on each side to snug the cover to the grill. It's not really necessary, as the cover fits perfectly over the grill with the side tables down...but I guess if it's windy out, etc...it would help to keep the cover firmly in place. « Show Less
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No it's not a typo. My husband is normally totally allergic and he loves this as much as I do. So light weight and oh so warm.
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I think that M. Brown is correct but I doubt that the manufacturer would recommend it themselves because of the liability. There would be inherent danger from setting any kind of a moveable open flame burner on a counter top, so you would want to use extreme caution, especially around children or pets. We are used to making sure that there are no flammable objects like towels or paper around our regular stove, but with a unit like this you would need to be especially thoughtful about placement and conscientious when cooking. If I needed to use mine indoors I would not hesitate to do so myself, but I would stay right there with it. I think that M. Brown is correct but I doubt that the manufacturer would recommend it themselves because of the liability. There would be inherent danger from setting any kind of a moveable open flame burner on a counter top, so you would want to use extreme caution, especially around children or pets. We are used to making sure that there are no flammable objects like towels or paper around our regular stove, but with a unit like this you would need to be especially thoughtful about placement and conscientious when cooking. If I needed to use mine indoors I would not hesitate to do so... » Read More I think that M. Brown is correct but I doubt that the manufacturer would recommend it themselves because of the liability. There would be inherent danger from setting any kind of a moveable open flame burner on a counter top, so you would want to use extreme caution, especially around children or pets. We are used to making sure that there are no flammable objects like towels or paper around our regular stove, but with a unit like this you would need to be especially thoughtful about placement and conscientious when cooking. If I needed to use mine indoors I would not hesitate to do so myself, but I would stay right there with it. « Show Less
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If you can control the heat you should have no problem. I used a little to much wood and a little to much air and burnt the cover BUT I am one that does not want to wait to long so I paid for it although the cover is still used to protect the Volcano has a distinct odor of BURN. I was smoking Trout and it was very good.
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It is not flammable as I know. The concentration is very high, I dilute this stuff to 3% for most the usage.
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I find it hard to imagine that sheets are fireproof. The same with like say 99 percent of any type of bedding. And no I do not believe that it is fireproof. I do know that it is hypoallergenic and that it is also comfortable and I have had little to no issue or concern with dust mites. Sorry; but I will not test out what will happen with the mattress cover if it is around fire; but I do believe that as long as you are using it properly (and yes that means even with heated blankets) that it will not cause a fire or be the cause of a fire.
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I strongly suggest contacting the manufacturer.My opinion, however, would be that if there was any food touching the cover, the food might get too hot and damage the cover.
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No, the cotton cover is certified Organic and has not been treated with any fire retardant, or harsh or toxic chemicals. - Yes It's Organic
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i don't know. i would have to look at the original packaging but i've already opened it and thrown the cover away.
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The fabric is plastic. I'm not sure of the flammability factor but it will certainly melt.
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True! The cover interferes with the internal magnets of the surface and the type cover. This means that when it is attached the surface cannot be used for inclined typing. WHY ARE NO REVIEWERS SEEING THIS?
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No specific restrictions as long as its normal wear and tear. I would think if its something a purchaser causes as the result of neglect, abuse, etc, (such as putting the cover on a extremely hot grill), it would be grounds for a warranty claim denial. The cover is not indestructible, just made very well within reason.
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The tag on the sofa reads "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." Another tag: "Keep away from heaters". I hope this helps!
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I have not actually folded mine while it was on, so I can't speak to that situation. The cover on it is pretty thick compared to cheaper pads, so it seems less likely to catch fire.