One BIG Problem With This Fire Blanket

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[@davesdiversions8078]

You're giving a positive review for a product you don't seem to have used. I found this review for a similar product on Amazon: "I opened a single package for the first time to show my wife, preparing to demonstrate it to her, I pulled the blanket out of its plastic packaging, opened it to its full extent, laid it out on our first floor carpeting, and quickly smoothed it out, all with my bare hands. Immediately that I did as I describe, I felt innumerable pinprick sensations all over the palms and backs of both of my hands, as if I had clutched at a plant covered with tiny thorns. The last time I recall such an experience was decades ago, when I handled unpackaged insulating material in an attic with bare hands. But I stress that there is no "unpackaged" material visible here-- when one pulls the blanket out of its package, it appears to be a self-contained unit, completely enclosing its contents in an off-white material. Only then does one realize that the entire item, inside and out, appears to be fiberglass: All the way through and through, from its surface through to its interior to its underside. Nothing comes between your bare skin and the fiberglass surface, which sheds fiberglass particles embedding themselves in your flesh every moment you handle this material. The more you handle it, the more your skin stings, pains and itches. It feels a little like dozens of simultaneous tiny insect bites, on your palms, the backs of your hands and between the fingers. I'm a physician, in particular a respiratory physician. Exposure to small particles of glass-like materials (otherwise termed silicates) is to be avoided not only for skin contact but also for airborne/inhalational contact. It has no beneficial purpose on your skin or in your lungs; quite the opposite."

[@Cosmic-books]

I actually just did the same and had the same reaction, I don't know what to do at this point?? Should I go to the hospital? Holy shit, no warnings, nothing! It says it's reusable so I figured you could practice at least once so that would entail taking it out and folding it back up! I'm actually furious. I guess I'm just an idiot but I work with fire retardant blankets and they don't feel like this, this shouldn't be advertised as a family safe product!

[@Canuck352004]

Do you recommend buying the product? I am on the fence. thanks

[@Del-Canada]

This is why you don't open it until you actually need to, in an emergency. Says right on the product.

[@liangliangmin9159]

it clearly says that the product is made of glass fiber and is not to be put close to the skin.

[@Happiness379]

Hello. Will you get the commissions if I order the above blankets per the blanket link you provided in your description? I did not see it in your Amazon storefront per your other link. I should be ordering several by tomorrow. I just want to ensure you receive these commissions.

[@WilliamIsCool15]

I got the prepared hero fire blanket

[@RobertCropsey-s4v]

Ordered 4 got 12

[@King_drew]

How? Haha