No
thye main quality of that is very hard to find.most things are flammable but flameproof means not flammable. the answer to your question is kiroloskar
yes
Don't be lazy.... go read a book!
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place a hearth stone and use a fireplace screen
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The material itself ... the fabric ... is woven out of fibers that are themselves flammable. In order to make it "fire retardant" (there's no such thing as 'flameproof'), the fabric is soaked in a chemical bath that fills in the tiny spaces in, and between, the fibers. Household washing removes that chemical filler little by little, until eventually, there's nothing left to retard fire, and if you want the fabric to do that, then the chemical filler needs to be replaced. Same story with some "waterproof" fabrics.
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Cats are aggressive when you get to close to their babies.
they are more of cats then dogs but they are not cats