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<font face="Arial">Boron. Somewhere I have a recipe, mix borax (the
mineral) with some Boraxo (the soap), soak/spray and you have
flame retardant. It's what I use for fireworks clothes that
aren't already FR.</font><br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 6/14/19 8:52 PM, tech dept via
Stagecraft wrote:<br>
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<div>There is a ton of heat energy stored in hay and straw. One
live tv event event I was at a call on, had a half a dozen bales
on the set and the local fire marshall JUST happened to see the
show and freaked out.</div>
<div>Phoned up the event and demanded the bales be removed
immediately.</div>
<div>I speculate that there isn't a spray/immerse treatment that
would pass muster.</div>
<div>However I would wager that there is a soupy cement method
that would. Even a non-vacuum method.</div>
<div>Soft goods.</div>
<div>I have done the bicarbonate immersion treatment before.
Though it was never challenged/tested. It at least gave me some
peace of mind , then.</div>
<div>I have now standardized on Rosco products per their
instructions and though having the AHJ inquire, everything
passed. That is the most important part of all this.</div>
<div>Also, no more bales of anything and no more uneven streaks of
white residue on the fabric.</div>
<div>That's my experiences.</div>
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