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What is flame retardant?  A chemical product used to treat items in order to prevent combustion and flame support during a fire.

How do I use Dri-One? 
The item to be treated can be sprayed, rolled, brushed, painted or dipped in Dri-One.

What is the coverage? 
Rule of thumb is 4.5 SQ. meters per liter for wood and forest products; 3.5 SQ. meters per liter for fabrics.

Is Dri-One harmful to people or pets? 
No

Is Dri-One harmful to plants? 
Yes, it could cause some burning on living plants, any over-spray should be rinsed off with clear water. 

Is Dri-One harmful to the environment? 
No, Dri-One is non-toxic and non-hazardous.

Will it stain or cause discoloration (salt rings)? 
No, however if color runs when exposed to water, it will do the same with Dri-One.

Will Dri-One wash out? 
Yes  How about dry cleaning?  You can dry clean up to 4 times before it becomes necessary to retreat. Testing is recommended.

Can I dry a treated cloth in the clothe dryer? 
Yes, remove the item when dry and wipe over the drum with a damp cloth.

Will Dri-One work on paper and cardboard? 
Yes, it will be necessary to use a very fine spray and probably make two applications, letting the item dry between treatments.

Is Dri-One corrosive to metal? 
Somewhat, wipe the exposed area with a damp cloth or rinse with clear water.

What is the drying time for items treated with Dri-One? 
Dri-One is just a little heavier than water, gauge your drying time accordingly. Weather conditions (rain and humidity) should also be taken into consideration.

Can I iron fabric treated with Dri-One? 
Yes

Does it smell? 
Only slightly until dry. 

Can I tell if something has been treated?
  Only by performing a flame test.

What do I do if fabric becomes stiff after treatment? 
If some stiffness is undesirable, lightly brush the fabric.

Will Dri-One work on a shake roof which was treated with linseed oil 5 years ago? 
Yes, the previous treatment will have leached out enough for the shakes to accept Dri-One.  Will Dri-One leach out of a shake roof?  Yes, the shakes should be tested and probably re-treated after 5 years.

When will I know to re-treat with Dri-One? 
The item should undergo a burn test.

Can I use Dri-One on painted or stained surfaces? 
No, Dri-One must be able to penetrate into the item in order to be effective.

Can I paint or stain items that have already been treated with Dri-One? 
Yes, just make sure the Dri-One is completely dry before applying a finish.

Will Dri-One raise the grain on wood? 
Yes, on some types of wood, a find sanding will correct the situation.

How long does Dri-One last on fabric and wood?

It varies.  If the item is exposed to the elements, testing should be performed from time to time.  If the item is in a protected area  the Dri-One could last indefinitely.

Do I need to treat both sides? 
Yes

Can I use Dri-One with stain or water repellents? 
Yes.  Treat with Dri-One first, let dry thoroughly, then apply the stain or other finishes.

Will Dri-One work on synthetics? 
The Dri-One should be applied twice, allowing fabric to dry between applications.  Brushing Dri-One into the synthetic seems to help.  Each different type of synthetic should then be tested to determine whether or not it is flame retardant.

Will Dri-One work on racing uniforms? 
It will depend on the type of fabric.  When in doubt, treat and test the fabric.  Also, remember, Dri-One will wash out and need to be reapplied.

Will Dri-One provide a class A or B rating? 
Class A on fabric and class B on wood.

Is Dri-One FAA, UL, or ICBO approved? 
No, it has been tested using the ASTM-E84-81A flame spread test.

Is Dri-One colorfast? 
Yes, however each fabric should be tested for it's own color fastness.

Will Dri-One work on Christmas trees or greenery? 
No, it is too high in nitrogen and will cause needle drop and burning on greenery.

Will Dri-One give the same rating on all types of wood? 
Dri-One will always give a "B" rating.  The rating can improve on some woods which are different from the test standard, Douglas Fir.

Will Dri-One work on foam rubber and Styrofoam? 
On a very limited basis.

Can I drink Dri-One? 
It won't hurt you, however it won't taste very good.  If a child or a pet accidentally swallows Dri-One, just have them drink 8 to 10 ounces of water.
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