Prepared Hero Fire Blanket

A: It can be stored in the kitchen, backyard, vehicle, or even taken camping.

A: No, the fire blanket does not expire, avoiding the need for replacement like extinguishers.

A: It's effective on liquid, grease fires, and can also act as a thermal shield.

A: It is composed of two layers of woven fiberglass and an inner fire retardant film.

A: Simply pull down the tabs to quickly deploy the blanket for fire suppression.

A: Prepared Hero Fire Blanket Safety Summary Main Material: - Composition: 80–90% fiberglass (Glass, oxide; CAS 65997-17-3) - No additional hazardous ingredients at reportable concentrations per SDS. Health & Safety Classification: - Not classified as hazardous under GHS/CLP. - No California Proposition 65 chemicals. - No listed carcinogens, mutagens, or endocrine-disrupting chemicals. Possible Health Effects (Mechanical Irritation Only): - Skin: Itching or irritation from loose fibers. - Eyes: Redness or irritation if fibers contact eyes. - Inhalation: Throat irritation if fibers become airborne. - No systemic toxicity reported. Safety Handling Tips: - Avoid cutting or tearing the blanket to prevent fiber release. - Store in protective pouch until needed. - Wash hands after handling if exposed to fibers. - Replace blanket if damaged, frayed, or shedding fibers. Regulatory Notes: - No PFAS/PFOA, phthalates, BPA, or flame retardants listed in SDS. - No additional hazardous chemical coatings confirmed in SDS. - Full SDS available by request from Prepared Hero. Best Practice: - Request manufacturer's confirmation of any coatings, adhesives, or films (CAS numbers). - Keep SDS and this summary with emergency document