The necklace, that sounded like a byproduct of recycling plastic. In general though, through the 50s-70s there were some tragic events where people died in fir

The necklace, that sounded like a byproduct of recycling plastic. In general though, through the 50s-70s there were some tragic events where people died in fires. Part of this is federal legislation, part of this is California who required household furnishings to withstand an open flame. Most of the legislation still stands, some of it like CA's has been reduced to a smolder test but it still requires some retardants. People don't pay attention to this one but its in everything, mattresses, couches, baby sleep wear. And for me, a bigger issue than PFAS.