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STORAGE CONDITIONS
Proper storage conditions reduce the potential dangers and help the garments to
be used in a safer and longer period.
• Not used and packed garments do not require any maintenance. Garments should be
stored at dry environments.
• Keep the garments in their original case.
• Use carton cases during transportation.
• Do not expose to direct sunlight (UV).
• Keep the garments in dry and cool environments. Wet and humid environments can
cause harmful bacteria, fungus and other organisms to grow.
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Do not store in too hot or cold temperatures.
• Avoid contact with sharp elements.
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During storage, besides keeping in original cases, garments can be hanged out with
proper hangings preferably.
EXPIRATION DATE
Your firefighting department or employer can decide when to change your protective
garment. If you are not sure to change your garment, consult your firefighting department or
employer.
Life of the garment depends on the way it is used, how it is cleaned and how it is stored.
If any accessory of the garment gets old, do not use the garment.
Destroy the contaminated garments and contaminators according to local/international
standards and/or regulations.
Contaminators: blood, blood plasma, toxins, radioactive materials, chemicals and dangerous
materials, etc.
WARNINGS
Do not label your FYRAL® garments with a needle or similar material and do not
puncture. This will damage outer shell or moisture barrier if exists.
FYRAL® fireman garments will not protect you from burning or other possible risks
completely. This product may not protect you against extremely hot temperatures,
very long exposures to heat and contact to fire.
FYRAL® garments will not protect you from electric shocks, biological, chemical and
radiation which may cause injuries or death.
Using FYRAL® garments may increase your heat stress. Improper usage of people
with health problems may cause heart-throb, heart attack, dehydration or death.