Abstract
Although smoking and fire deaths are rapidly decreasing in the United States ([1][1]), proposed new flammability regulations could add tens of millions of additional pounds of potentially toxic fire-retardant chemicals to bed clothing, pillows, and foam within upholstered furniture ([2][2]). In the
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