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As I mentioned lower, try to wear as little synthetic as possible, if worse comes to worse, it melts into flesh. Cotton at least burns. (Yes I know, lesser of t
by marak830 9y ago
As I mentioned lower, try to wear as little synthetic as possible, if worse comes to worse, it melts into flesh. Cotton at least burns. (Yes I know, lesser of two evils here).
Good call on the meds op.
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- dyladan 9y agoI don't think he's planning on being in the house.
- Dangeranger 9y agoSometimes people have to escape through the flames. Synthetic clothing can have a low burn point and can damage skin if only melted. If it were me I would pack synthetics in a bag for use after reaching safety, and wear long sleeve shirt, pants, and boots while escaping in a vehicle or worst case on foot.
- sizzle 9y agoWould jumping into the shower and saturating your clothes before running through flames retard the burning of synthetic, if fully saturated? I ask cause I sleep in 100% polyester and nylon exclusively as cotton makes me sweat under a blanket.