Benefits
Fire feeds on the gases released when a flammable substance; cloth or paper, for example comes in contact with heat. The gases mix with the oxygen in the air and, when the temperature is hot enough or if a flame or other source of ignition is present, they burn. The fire causes molecules, the basic building blocks of the burning material, to break down, releasing more flammable gases, increasing the size of the fire and destroying the burning material. FlameAde interrupts this cycle of fire by preventing the breakdown of a potentially flammable material. It reinforces the material's molecular structure, keeping it intact and preventing release of the gases that feed fires. FlameAde works like a chemical glue that retards flames by holding the molecules together.