Cómo hacer ropa a prueba de fuego

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   En una olla grande, mezcla 1 libra de alumbre con 1 litro de agua que esté caliente. Por ejemplo, una olla para hervir es un buen tamaño, para dejarle espacio para la tela.
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   Selecciona la tela que desees hacer a prueba de fuego. Sumérgela en la olla y remójala completamente.
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   Retira la tela completamente mojada. Ahora, la debes colocarla en una cesta de plástico anti-goteo para que la puedas sacar al exterior. Cuélgala en un gancho o en el tendedero.
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   Úsala una vez esté seca. Es normal que esté algo rígida en comparación con el tejido original, pero debe moldearse a la forma usual al doblarla.
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   En una olla grande, mezcla 1 taza de Cloruro de Amonio con 2 litros de agua.
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   Añádele 1/2 taza de Fosfato de Amonio y mézclalo juntos.
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   Sumerge la tela en la olla y cúbrela completamente, como los pasos de la fórmula anterior. Seca la tela como la fórmula anterior.
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Este método se recomienda para "telas de escenas teatrales, para la seda artificial y para los tejidos naturales". ^[1]

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   Mezcla 6 partes/lbs. de bórax, 5 partes/lbs. de Ácido Bórico y, 100 partes/12 galones de agua en un recipiente grande.
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   Sumerge la tela hasta que esté completamente empapada. Repite si es necesario. Deja que se seque.
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Esta versión es más suave, más flexible y evita el crecimiento de microorganismos.

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   Mezcla 7 partes/lbs. de bórax, 3 partes/lbs. de Ácido Bórico, 100 partes/12 galones de agua en un recipiente grande.
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   Sigue los pasos anteriores. Para sedas artificiales y transparentes, se recomiendan 17 galones de agua.
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Esta versión solo debe hacerse usando guantes, debido a que el Silicato de Sodio es cáustico en la piel y es tóxico si lo ingieres.

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   Mezcla 1 onza de Silicato de Sodio con 9 onzas de agua.
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   Lava la tela bien y enjuágala completamente antes de sumergirla en la fórmula con Silicato de Sodio.
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   Déjala en remojo y cuélgala para que se seque.
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Otra variante de los métodos de bórax.

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   Mezcla 9 onzas de bórax en polvo, 4 onzas de Ácido Bórico con 1 galón de agua.
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   Mézclalos en un recipiente grande.
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   Sumerge la tela o aplícalo en spray. Escúrrela.
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