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Help protect your interior upholstered furnishings and fabrics from accidental fire with the No-Burn Fabric Fire Gard. This safe, effective, and easy-to-use formula helps prevent items like curtains, furnishings, upholstery, and more from ignition and the spread of fire. Applying Fabric Fire Gard to interior upholstered furnishings and fabrics provides peace of mind, by helping to prevent a small fire from turning into a devastating event. Fabric Fire GardAt a Glance: Use on curtains, draperies, pillows, non-leather upholstery, and more Approved by the California State Fire Marshal Safe for kids and pets Zero VOCs 32-ounce bottle covers approximately 75 square feet One 32-ounce bottle is enough to treat approximately 75 sq. ft. of surface area. A Key Part of Any Fire Protection PlanInterior furnishings are the number one contributing factor to the swift spread of fire and smoke within a home. They also contribute to the phenomenon known as "flashover," in which the air within a structure becomes superheated, causing everything within the vicinity of the fire to explode into flames. Flashover is not survivable by occupants, and is dangerous to even protected firefighters. Any fire safety plan should therefore include protection of your interior furnishings from the spread of flames. Helps Prevent Fires from Starting and SpreadingIndependently tested to quality control and efficacy standards developed by the NFPA (National Fire Protection Agency) and the ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials), Fabric Fire Gard is a liquid fire retardant coating that has met the approval of the California State Fire Marshal's Office under Registration C-215.01. Once sprayed on either natural or synthetic fibers, Fabric Fire Gard can slow down a fire's progress. In many cases it will not allow the interior furnishings to ignite at all, thereby significantly reducing the spread of an existing fire. Use it on curtains and draperies, fabrics, crafts, non-leather natural and synthetic upholstery, theatrical curtains, stuffed toys, potholders, decorative pillows, and more. Safe and EffectiveFabric Fire Gard is very easy to use and can be quickly applied by following the directions on the bottle. Safe to use around children and pets, it's also , completely non-toxic, non-carcinogenic, has zero volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and will generally not alter the look or feel of the fabric on which it's applied. What's in the BoxOne 32-ounce spray bottle of No-Burn Fabric Fire Gard (enough product to cover approximately 75 square feet of surface area).

Sulfur is recovered during gas manufacturing as a molten sulfur. It is then cooled on a stainless steel belt and forms into a flake form. This is the exact flake form in which we sell. Ground sulfur powder is these flakes being ground up in a mill to make the powder form. Both sulfurs are quite pure and are EPA recognized as ok for Animal Feed / consumption. Sublimed sulfur is recovered from the same manufacturing process, except it is precipitated from the gas in a vapor state rather than through the molten method. This is guaranteed to be safe for human consumption and is considered to be USP grade. USP grade sulfur is no longer produced in the united states and is mostly unavailable. This is due to low demand for human consumption and also the fact that sublimed sulfer is actually no purer than the sulfur we carry. The only different is it is not officially USP grade (for human consumption). Sulfur powder has a low flammability rating. When burned, it creates sulfur dioxide, a poisonous gas which can kill you and also cause many health hazards if burned in large quantities (acid rain is one of them) In the old days, people used to burn sulfur powder to remove pests and clean out fields. This is not really done anymore and it is strongly recommended to not burn it anywhere near where people live because of the health hazard. In the case of the burning application being necessary, note that pure solid sulfur powder does not burn easily because it requires a lot of oxygen to get that blue flame everyone is looking for. Old time sulfurs which were meant for burning contained oxides mixed in with it to help it burn. The only way to make it burn well is to blast sulfur dust into the air, which is much more flammable because of the better contact with oxygen, or to mix a light amount of oxidizer. We do not recommend burning sulfur powder and are not responsible for any damages to anything or anyone by doing so.