Sentences with phrase «as a flame retardant for»

PBDEs have been used as flame retardants for decades, largely in furniture, in quantities up to 20 % of the weight of the product.

Empa's extensive research on HBCD, formerly used as a flame retardant for plastics, electronics and textiles, and especially for insulation panels in buildings, contributed to the new regulation of HBCD under the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs).

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I see the whole flame retardants in PJ's requirement as yet another reason for co-sleeping... if they're right there with you, you can get them out.

The use of certain fibers, such as wool, rayon, and acrylics, are naturally flame - retardant enough to pass the standards without the need for chemicals.

Flame retardants known as PBDE (polybrominated diphenyl ethers), vinyl and polyurethane foam, for instance, may emit toxic gases.

It should be comfortable, warm and as it has been mentioned before it is important for it to be flame - retardant and it shouldn't have a negative effect on the sensitive skin of the little one.

Melamine has been a concern for parents in recent years — also known as cyanuramide, this synthetic chemical is used to make resins for cooking utensils, etc. and has also been used to make fertilizers, paper, paperboard, and flame retardants.

As of January 2013, Britax required all of its suppliers to eliminate certain chemical flame retardants containing bromine, chlorine or other halogens, from all components used in its car seats and all other products — while still ensuring their ability to pass federal government standards for flammability.

Choose a flame retardant carpet for in front of the fireplace as well.

Such as flame retardants, waterproofing additives and antibacterial, none of which are safe for anyone let alone a precious baby.

EDCs, such as flame retardants, phthalates and bisphenol - A, are known for their potential effects on reproductive, neurological and immune functions.

Chemicals covered by the plans are used as plasticizers, as flame retardants and to create nonstick surfacing as well as stain -, grease - and water - resistant coatings for cookware, textile and food packaging.

Consumers reach for highly watered - down hydrogen peroxide to clean out minor cuts and scrapes, but the chemical also could be useful for numerous industrial processes as different as making flexible foam seat cushions or precursor chemicals for flame retardants.

Soy was not approved for food until 1959 and it was originally used for paint and as a flame retardant by the military.

Many «triggers» are blamed for the sudden rise in disease prevalence, including endocrine disruptors such as polybrominated diphenyl ether (PBDE) flame retardants and metallic peel - off cans, as use of these household compounds increased around the same time.

A variety of window treatments improve energy efficiency include: • Solar Shades block up to 99 % of sun's heat and glare and are one of the best ways to reduce energy costs • Roller Shades have room - darkening properties, are easy to use, and come in infinite choices of colors and fabrics to match the décor and style of your business • Graphic Shades have similar energy saving properties as roller shades and solar shades, and are a great way to provide messaging and branding for your business • Window film and tinting significantly cuts energy costs, provides UV protection, privacy, and added security • Blinds from BB Commercial Solutions block the sun when they are closed, and are flame retardant and certified green to meet commercial business standards • Shutters are extremely insulating and super stylish, and can be custom made to fit specially shaped windows • Drapes can be light filtering or room darkening to block the sun.