Ordering Information:

• Products are shipped within the US to the 48 Contiguous States.

• Shipping and Handling rates do apply.

• Sales tax is based on the state you ship to.

• By purchasing fire equipment, you understand and confirm that you are responsible for your equipment, and have released Flaming Toys from all reliability.

• Shipment time varies, but is generally 1-5 days.

• Products are shipped via UPS Ground Delivery.

• Payments are processed via PayPal.  We do not accept other forms of payment through our website.

• Group rate pricing is available.  Please contact us at: FlamingToys@gmail.com

• Retail Outlets wishing to stock our items, please contact us at: FlamingToys@gmail.com

Poi

• Chain Poi should be the same length as the measurement from your underarm to the first knuckle of your thumb.

• Chain Poi are a set length and can not be changed.

• Cone Poi may be wrapped around your hand/wrist to shorten/lengthen.

• Nylon Cord Poi may be adjusted to different lengths.

• Fire Poi purchase requires previous poi experience.

• By purchasing fire equipment, you understand and confirm that you are responsible for your equipment, and have released Flaming Toys from all reliability.

Hoops

• Hoop Sizing- please see the tab.

• Hoop Colors- please see the tab.

• Our hoops do not currently come in a collapsible model.

• Fire Hoop purchase requires previous hoop experience.

• By purchasing fire equipment, you understand and confirm that you are responsible for your equipment, and have released Flaming Toys from all reliability.

Member Only/Sign In

• This section is for 18+ yrs.

• Special discounts are available in the Members Only section.

• 21+ Party photographs are available in the Members Only section. 

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Fire Safety

• Flaming Toys does not endorse fire breathing.

• Only experienced performers should use fire.

• Fire heads burn time varies depending on the size of the head and the type of fuel you use.  It is suggested you test your fuel and equipment before performing with it.

• Common fuels used:  White Gas, Lamp Oil (Kerosene.)  These are toxic fuels.  For more information about a specific fuel, receive the Material Safety Data Sheet from the fuel manufacturer.

• Always utilize a Fire Safety (person that can rapidly cease the fire through the means of fire blanket, fire extinguisher, or water.)

• Clothing can burn when it comes into contact with your fire equipment.

• Wear tight fitting clothing as there will be less fabric to catch on your fire equipment.

• Flame resistant and flame retardant clothing can still be a safety hazard.  Use precautions.

• Denim, leather, and cotton are most commonly used.

• Do not wear fabrics with loose weaves, furry items, or dangly items.

• Consider wetting your hair before performance, or wear a cotton scarf or hat to cover your hair.

• See chart for more clothing information.

• Always check your equipment before, during, and after use.  It is common for caribeners to unwind.

• Fire performance requires insurance.

• Fuel will spatter from your equipment.  Squeeze off excess gas before use.

• Fully submerge your Kevlar wick, but do not get fuel on the other parts of your equipment.

• Always light equipment from the base.  Be sure to not be near your fueling source.

• If you are burnt, seek medical attention immediately!  (Unless it is minor.)

Support

• Flaming Toys offers custom repairs, please email us with a picture and a description of the malffunction to receive a quote.  Please contact us at:  FlamingToys@gmail.com

• Please direct complaints to:  FlamingToys@gmail.com

 

Examples of different materials held against a flame

Material	Time to burst into flame	NOTES (from U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Flammable Fabrics Act)
Rayon	3.0sec	Rayon and other cellulosic fibers (cotton,linen, rayon, lyocell, ramie) ignite easily, burn with a bright flame, smell like burning paper, and leave a white feathery ash. Weave density has a big impact on burning time.
Cotton	4.8sec	Cotton and other cellulosic fibers (linen, rayon, lyocell, ramie) ignite easily, burn with a bright flame, smell like burning paper, and leave a white feathery ash. Weave density has a big impact on burning time.
Denim	5.0sec	Denim is made from cotton in a twill weave. Because it is closely woven it will burn more slowly, but because of the quantity of material, they burn longer.
Silk	7.6sec	Wool and silk (protein fibers) shrink from the flame, are hard to ignite, smell like burning meat or flesh, sputter as they burn and leave a crisp, foamy crushable residue. Although these fibers have natural flame retardance because they are difficult to ignite and burn slowly, fabrics of these fibers often burn easily because of an open fabric weave or knit and dyes or finishes present.
50/50 Cotton/Polyester	9.2sec	Blended fabrics -- cotton and polyester fibers together in one fabric, for example, combine to make a fabric that doesn't burn like either fiber. Blends sometimes are more dangerous than either individual fiber
Polyester*	10sec	Polyester and nylon fibres may be slower to ignite, shrink and pull away from the flame source initially, but eventually will burn with a flame. As they burn, the melting residue holds heat and cools slowly to form a hard bead-like plastic melting residue holds heat and cools slowly to form a hard bead-like plastic residue. A chemical odor is given off. The melting residue is a very high temperature and can cause deep and severe skin burns. Acrylic fibers burn with a flaming, melting drip of molten material. All manufactured fibers burn at a high temperature and*can cause severe skin injury because they shrink as they burn and tend to stick to skin.