It's EVA, a carpet glue, that is supposed to make the cigarettes self-extinguish if left unattended.
However, in tests on rodents, it's found to be a highly carcinogenic substance. Side effects of vomiting, headaches and such have also been reported nation wide. So now cigarettes are even more dangerous, this time in the name of "safety".
Almost every state requires this by law.
Yes, however, they are not sold in the United States. Canada still sells them, but stopped exporting to the U.S. when it became manditory to use the fire retardant paper.
No.
The fire retardant is known as neoprene. This is a known, identified and registered flame retardant. It is said that one cigarette with the retardant is more deadly than 5 non-neoprene cartons of cigarettes smoked at once. It's better to just use nicorette gum.
Fire and grass.
Wool-based mattress pads do not have fire-retardant.
The term fire retardant means that fire will not affect the item that it describes. For example, fire retardant blankets would not be affected by flames if a fire were to happen near the blanket.
A NASCAR fire retardant suit can cost about $140.
yes,its fire retardant and sound proof material also
Fire retardant paints are paints that resist catching fire and so slow down the spread of a fire along a painted surface.
Using fire-retardant materials
fire retardant
Yes because it does not rise in a fast rate