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Smoke Inhilation Is The Most Common Cause of Death in Fires

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FIL-TEX™ IS A SMOKE MAGNET AND SPONGE

Rapdily Attracts Continuous Smoke in Enclosed Spaces

Provides Clear Air so People Can See to Exit or Continue to Use Instruments in Transportation

Absorbs Fine Particulates: Oil, Tar, Carbon/Soot, and Ash

Absorbs Fine Particulates: Oil, Tar, Carbon/Soot, and Ash

Provides Clear Air so People Can See to Exit or Continue to Use Instruments in Transportation

Absorbs Fine Particulates: Oil, Tar, Carbon/Soot, and Ash

Provides Clear Air so People Can See to Exit or Continue to Use Instruments in Transportation

Provides Clear Air so People Can See to Exit or Continue to Use Instruments in Transportation

Provides Clear Air so People Can See to Exit or Continue to Use Instruments in Transportation

Wildfire Smoke

Wildfire Smoke Seeps Into Homes

Wildire Smoke from Canada Travelled 3,000 Miles

Wildire Smoke from Canada Travelled 3,000 Miles

Wildire smoke travelled hundred of miles to San Francisco, turning the air brown. It is impossible to keep smoke from seeping into your home, and the microscopic particles are harmful to your lungs. 

Wildire Smoke from Canada Travelled 3,000 Miles

Wildire Smoke from Canada Travelled 3,000 Miles

Wildire Smoke from Canada Travelled 3,000 Miles

In summer 2021, wildfire smoke from Canada was found in Philadelphia and New York City; 3,000 miles from the fires.

"How Smoke from Fires Can Affect Your Health"

According to the EPA

The biggest health threat from smoke is from fine particles. These microscopic particles can penetrate deep into your lungs. They can cause a range of health problems, from burning eyes and a runny nose to aggravated chronic heart and lung diseases. Exposure to particle pollution is even linked to premature death.


For more information visit the EPA website: https://www.epa.gov/pm-pollution/how-smoke-fires-can-affect-your-health#:~:text=The%20biggest%20health%20threat%20from,even%20linked%20to%20premature%20death.

FIL-TEX™ ATTRACTING AND ABSORBING SMOKE

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