Arctic Oven 10 X 20 Instructions www.alaskatent.com
November 5, 2003 Page 9 of 9
LENGTH OF SERVICE
Various factors affect the life of a tent:
1.
A nylon tent that is left erected all summer will last only one or two seasons.
The sun’s ultra-violet rays damage both nylon and polypropylene under
continuous exposure.
2.
NEVER
store a tent that is wet or damp, mildew will develop. It will not
harm the nylon; however, it’s very unsightly and may damage other parts of
the tent.
3.
Acids and caustic solutions can damage tent fabric. This includes leaking
flashlight batteries, ascorbic acid in fruit juices, etc.
4.
DO NOT
spray insect repellents or hair sprays
in or on
the tent. Any
solvent or gasoline will harm the tent fabric.
REPAIR
Alaska Tent & Tarp has fabrics, zippers sliders and poles in stock. If you loose or
damage any part of the tent, give us a call.
WARNING
ARCTIC OVEN TENTS
The fabric used in the construction of the tent is Fire Retardant. NOTE: Fire
Retardant material will burn if exposed to a flame. The fabric will not continue to
support combustion when the flame is removed.
Should this tent be used with the vents holes
blocked
, an airtight situation would
develop and death could occur.
KEEP THE VENT HOLES OPEN!
Lighting or heating devices are never recommended for use inside a tent. Should
they be used, you run the risk of fire, oxygen depletion or carbon monoxide
poisoning.
This tent is a specialty product designed to be used by people who utilize common
sense in their approach to cold weather camping. This is a tent, not a motor home
or travel trailer. If you aren’t sober or responsible, you shouldn’t be using this
product. Disregard for this warning could result in
death or serious injury
.
