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Some of the most dangerous "fuels" in the home and other occupancies include upholstered furniture, mattresses, flammable housings of computer and consumer electronic equipment, and wearing apparel made in certain ways and with certain materials. But they can be made safer! Find out how, and what NASFM is doing to help.