Is this product flammable, and does it need a lot of ventilation to use it?
1424762
HI, CoolGramma613!I don't know if it's flammable but you could e-mail the company [http://weiman.com/Contact-Us.aspx] to ask them. This product has a pleasant fragrance which is not overwhelming at all and does not need ventilation during use. It works VERY well; not disappointed in all the years it has been used. Great product.
1424763
I don't know if it is flammable, but it does NOT require ventilation to use it. I have used it once with no problems. It was easy to use and it did remove the wax.
1424764
I don't know for the first but I wouldn't use it near an open flame regardless. For the second I don't think so. I used it with the windows closed and had no problems.
1538606
Considering it was sent to me via mail I think you can check no. Really, what is not flammable if you intentionally set fire to it? It is not combustible, which is probably really what USPS wants to know.
2012237
Very hard to say, but presumably yes - it's certainly better than NOT having it. More importantly though isn't temperature, it's the fact that the vent helps with wind - it's not a sail in the wind with the vent, since air can travel through it. That fact has been very helpful with my setup.
910239
This particular unit does not contain any flammable liquid or gas but I can see a problem with proving this to a working TSA inspector. Most devices which LOOK like this do contain butane and would not be allowed. Getting into arguments with TSA people is rarely productive.
2016606
It is not designed for flammable vapors/liquids (flashpoints below 200 degrees). It does not meet the NEC requirements for flammable liquids as well. Hope this helps you....
1130423
I would refer to the manufacturer. I would be afraid that it might give off toxic fumes if it gets too hot.
1382082
It is not flammable as I know. The concentration is very high, I dilute this stuff to 3% for most the usage.
761203
No...there is no need for ventilation. This is a food grade mineral oil. If it needed ventilation then it would not be food grade.
843648
it will smoke through the vent...which is the stuff and moisture you are burning off which comes out of the ac system
257503
It's not flammable nor emit any toxic vapor. I found the interior protect by Green earth more value for money with same effects but the best one is Nanox interior protect by (Hi-Gear NX5264e Nanotechnology Interior Protectant, Hi-Gear NX5264e Nanotechnology Interior Protectant )superior among all nano product for water repellent effects on glass n most solid surface such as granite, marble, car polish, wind screen, shower screen.
1133622
Yes.... This is a petroleum based product.... It is not highly flammable, but would burn.
243492
I can't say that this burlap is NOT flammable, but I do know that burlap in general is extremely flammable. Considering that it is natural, I would say that yes, it is most likely flammable.
2131547
We used our Mr. Heater in a camp trailer, but my husband is a fireman and I work in the Safety field so we too had reservations about this heater. First we burned a complete bottle of propane so to burn off any "new" smell, which we did not notice any. We also did not notice any fumes during use, but we always have some sort of ventilation. It is not direct flame and has a guard over the front, and if tipped over, it could probably ignite items if left for more than a few seconds. I would definitely place it on a solid surface. The heat source maintained our 28' trailer in 20 degree temps at a comfortable level. Reviews I read indicated this heater was used by many in a tent. Kids just add another dimension. We used our Mr. Heater in a camp trailer, but my husband is a fireman and I work in the Safety field so we too had reservations about this heater. First we burned a complete bottle of propane so to burn off any "new" smell, which we did not notice any. We also did not notice any fumes during use, but we always have some sort of ventilation. It is not direct flame and has a guard over the front, and if tipped over, it could probably ignite items if left for more than a few seconds. I would definitely place it on a solid surface. The heat source maintained our 28' trailer in 20... » Read More We used our Mr. Heater in a camp trailer, but my husband is a fireman and I work in the Safety field so we too had reservations about this heater. First we burned a complete bottle of propane so to burn off any "new" smell, which we did not notice any. We also did not notice any fumes during use, but we always have some sort of ventilation. It is not direct flame and has a guard over the front, and if tipped over, it could probably ignite items if left for more than a few seconds. I would definitely place it on a solid surface. The heat source maintained our 28' trailer in 20 degree temps at a comfortable level. Reviews I read indicated this heater was used by many in a tent. Kids just add another dimension. « Show Less
1312215
There's really no good way to use it without some ventilation. I have started a coal outside...let it burn way, way down and then brought it in....very carefully as it gets hot =)
2282652
Yes, all foam products are flammable. This does meet California TB-117 regulations for flammability; however, the criteria by which it passes is because of the foams density and not because of any flame retardant chemicals which is good news.
2252674
It is not necessary to ventilate your tent with this heater. However, there is not a temperature regulator so it can get very hot I side if you don't monitor the temperature. Awesome product though, kept my family warm several times.
2131549
We used our Mr. Heater in a camp trailer, but my husband is a fireman and I work in the Safety field so we too had reservations about this heater. First we burned a complete bottle of propane so to burn off any "new" smell, which we did not notice any. We also did not notice any fumes during use, but we always have some sort of ventilation. It is not direct flame and has a guard over the front, and if tipped over, it could probably ignite items if left for more than a few seconds. I would definitely place it on a solid surface. The heat source maintained our 28' trailer in 20 degree temps at a comfortable level. Reviews I read indicated this heater was used by many in a tent. Kids just add another dimension.