Flame retardant yarns and coatings--

FLAME RETARDANCYhttps://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=flame+retardant+yarns+and+coatings

• additive. the flame retardant substance, also called masterbatch, is mixed into the polymer before the spinning/extusion process.
• inherent. the material itself is flame retardant / flame proof.
• coating. the yarn or the textile are coated with a FR layer (e.g. TPU) after they finished production.

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Subject: Flame Retardent yarns & coatings --links -don't know if commercially available yet--thoough house sprays probably are.

https://www.servicethread.com/fire-retardant-thread-and-yarn

https://www.firefree.com/?matchtype=p&network=g&device=c&adposition=&keyword=flame%20retardant&campaign=1486987654&adgroup=83011331464&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIoI_6tpnG6wIVB7LICh1VEAFZEAAYASAAEgLa_fD_BwE

FLAME RETARDANCY

• additive. the flame retardant substance, also called masterbatch, is mixed into the polymer before the spinning/extusion process.
• inherent. the material itself is flame retardant / flame proof.
• coating. the yarn or the textile are coated with a FR layer (e.g. TPU) after they finished production.

search results.

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=flame+retardent+yarns+and+coatings

I do remember reading somewhere that flame retardant manufacturers went up to a house in CA -in line of fire (some years ago) and asked to spray owner's house, and he said Yes.

He went back expected his house to be completely burned down but it was intact.

They developed it by searching fire sites and finding children's diapers that had not burned.

I expect if you live in CA, this would be useful info.

There is even an NIH entry in search results above.

In Burma check yr kitchen after cooking to see all fires out.  Also, I hope you will make the doors see through, to see what servants are up to.

A friend in NJ had her house burn down to the ground not once, but twice, from X'mas candles, no servants in USA.

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8-31-2020