Fire retarded
11-21-2014, 08:27 PM
#11
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Here in Delaware where a lot of chemists live, we were told if you use freezer paper to make a quilt, the chemical will never come out of the fabric. Just a caution for those of you who use it, especially in appliqué. I do not remember if it is flammable or not. Someone could check with the local fire department and see what they say.
11-21-2014, 09:06 PM
#12
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Location: S. W. Indiana
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I was making Xmas gifts for a children's ward. They are of course quilts. I have rung the ward to ask if they could cope with letting the teenagers select their own design.
Hospital wanted to know if the were fire proof and they would have trouble boiling them . I explained they were for the children to take home a gift not for the ward use.
Now what are your thoughts. How do we make them fire proof and boilerble?
Hospital wanted to know if the were fire proof and they would have trouble boiling them . I explained they were for the children to take home a gift not for the ward use.
Now what are your thoughts. How do we make them fire proof and boilerble?
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