Flame retardant blankets are not omnipotent. In the event of a fire, in addition to using flame-retardant blankets for initial firefighting, it is also necessary to promptly report to the police and seek professional rescue. In addition, the storage and maintenance of flame retardant blankets are also very important. It should be placed in a dry and ventilated place to avoid moisture and damage, to ensure that it can achieve maximum fire prevention effect during use.

The manufacturing materials for flame-retardant blankets are usually high-temperature fibers or flame-retardant fabrics that have undergone special treatment. These materials are not easily combustible when in contact with a fire source and can quickly isolate flames, preventing the spread of the fire. At the same time, flame retardant blankets also have excellent thermal insulation performance, which can effectively reduce the harm of heat to the human body and protect users from the harm of flames.

Fireproof blankets are not omnipotent. In the event of a fire, in addition to using fire blankets for initial firefighting, it is also necessary to promptly report to the police and seek professional rescue. In addition, the storage and maintenance of fireproof blankets are also very important. They should be placed in a dry and ventilated place to avoid moisture and damage, ensuring that they can achieve maximum fire protection effect during use.

The core material of fireproof blankets is usually woven from fiberglass or high-temperature resistant fibers, which can maintain stability at high temperatures and are not easy to burn, effectively preventing the spread of fire. Meanwhile, the surface of the fireproof blanket is usually coated with a fireproof coating, further enhancing its fireproof performance.