Are these balls fire-proof?
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
1066693
I don't know. But they've held up to me putting them on LED lights and they haven't melted or caught on fire!
1066694
These balls are fireproof to an extent.... They will catch flame eventually
231675
probably, as they ore pieces of cardboard with cut up condom pieces glued in, and the glue fails when wetted with iodine solution...IMHO these things are good fire starter...RS.
1540743
Yes, but I would NOT advice to buy these....They do NOT work!!! I had ordered these for something very special and our special day was completely ruined because they would NOT light...None of them would catch on fire. We were heart broken!
95060
Most of the competition enclose their devices in something far more substantial than light plastic. If mounted outside, away from anything flammable, they are probably safe enough, so long as everyone & their pets are far away when the fireball that can form inside melts the thin plastic case & escapes.
1742161
No the description says it's flood proof. But it's not sealed tight enough. So I wouldn't chance it if u want flood proof. But over all nice girly fire proof case.
1993265
There is no indication on the bottle that indicates they are flammable, the paints are water based. You may be able to find additional information on their website: www.createxcolors.com
1532859
They seem like they would be. I guess it depends upon the speed of the metal pieces. While I have not done any type of ballistics test on them, the plastic is strong. Mine have weathered multiple lawn mowings and being found and played with by young children (2 and 5). They still work as well as the day I got them.
356004
That I know off no it's fire proof but water proof haven't experience it jet the safe it's well built love it really great safe recommend hope this help
344294
Seriously doubt it. They're not a hard plastic and I would expect they might burn or melt.
143127
I think they would withstand the heat. I don't know if the size is right but heat wise, yes. I don;t think there is anything saying they wouldn't.
1014649
The balls are made of regular material. Yes they could cause damage to floors and windows.
1856688
Not sure about fire resistant, however the description says heat resistant. I've used them in my classroom for a year & they have worked great.
561363
No. The balls are a hard plastic. Think of it as a very durable, larger ping pong ball.
1310102
They are anodized aluminium, not Teflon so use over an open fire would not cause ill effects. But they are sized for two people, and very light so keep them off the coals.
2267894
I can't answer that because I haven't used them for that purpose. They are very heat resistant but I can't vouch for flameproof. I assume you are thinking of camping-type use.
647342
I would bet that they would melt, they are rubber. They are great for taking a rack of food off of a fire, and I'm sure a skillet, but I wouldn't expose them to the actual burning coals or to a fire.
312261
Melonie, They are safer than storing ammunition in a wooden box or a plastic one (which simply keeps dampness off the ammo, which is a good thing.) In a metal container such as this, ammo is safer and won't fire at anyone. However, in a genuine housefire eventually the box will heat sufficiently for all of the ammo in the box to simply explode. By then, you would be out of a burning house anyway. The short answer to your question is that these boxes are the safest item you can use unless you can store ammo in a fireproof safe all by themselves, and even then, they would only be somewhat fire resistant, not fireproof. Best wishes. www.rationalpreparedness.blogspot.com Melonie, They are safer than storing ammunition in a wooden box or a plastic one (which simply keeps dampness off the ammo, which is a good thing.) In a metal container such as this, ammo is safer and won't fire at anyone. However, in a genuine housefire eventually the box will heat sufficiently for all of the ammo in the box to simply explode. By then, you would be out of a burning house anyway. The short answer to your question is that these boxes are the safest item you can use unless you can store ammo in a fireproof safe all by themselves, and even then, they would only be... » Read More Melonie, They are safer than storing ammunition in a wooden box or a plastic one (which simply keeps dampness off the ammo, which is a good thing.) In a metal container such as this, ammo is safer and won't fire at anyone. However, in a genuine housefire eventually the box will heat sufficiently for all of the ammo in the box to simply explode. By then, you would be out of a burning house anyway. The short answer to your question is that these boxes are the safest item you can use unless you can store ammo in a fireproof safe all by themselves, and even then, they would only be somewhat fire resistant, not fireproof. Best wishes. www.rationalpreparedness.blogspot.com « Show Less