Is the "ink" flammable?
1661835
No because it dries too quickly. It says keep away from heat and flame and do not inhale avoid contact with eyes skin and clothing
678581
Possibly ask the manufacturer? I know this is months late and I apologize for neglecting the email. I don't think it is a terribly high temp, but I wouldn't touch it with bare skin. It melted the stencil material that I bought to use with it just fine; I'm thinking it's in the ballpark temperature of a wood-burning pen, but I don't know how many degrees that is.
926508
Hi Diana Castañeda. No, this product is not flammable. I've traveled myself with this product many times. Hope that answers your question.
821600
Yes, it is. Be aware however, a label inside says that washing or dry cleaning will remove the flame retardant agent.
624484
The ink I received was not waterproof. The informative flyer that came with it said that the company does make a waterproof ink, but you have to buy it separately.
1844105
No, in fact it gets about 250 in the center of the pad which I have learned heats the contained oil (approx 6 quarts) to about 125 dissipated heat. It would take a substantial amount of heat to combust oil (flash point is approx 450 deg F and would then require flame, at 1800 deg F it could self ignite) Your safe using this pad!
2125241
I didn't even see that. Since I use it mostly as a face oil and hair conditioner and I keep it in my vanity drawer I m not concern about contact with flame. As with all oil I would think it can be flammable if it comes in contact with flame or fire. Hope this answers your concern
315796
No it won't work. The ink will smear. I tried to do it from work so it would be faster but the hot basically ruined the paper
1133622
Yes.... This is a petroleum based product.... It is not highly flammable, but would burn.
633451
No and if you have already used your printer with regular ink you should not use it for edible ink.
1786781
It's literally an open flame just behind the tip. I would not recommend using this near anything flammable. Or children / teenagers unsupervised.
120529
Not really... I had issues writing because that glass breaker would rip the page as I wrote. I solved it by adding a small ball of paper to the plastic cap of the ink cartridge. You can always take a rotary tool with a sanding drum attachment to it and sand it down :p
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.
663685
This is not a shellac based ink, such as India ink. It cleans up well with warm water from non-absorbant surfaces.
1538606
Considering it was sent to me via mail I think you can check no. Really, what is not flammable if you intentionally set fire to it? It is not combustible, which is probably really what USPS wants to know.
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
2249534
I do not believe they are. I've been using them for almost a month now and the paper isn't that of waterproof and sometimes the ink smears if I don't let it dry completely.