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- How long is firefighter bunker gear good for? NFPA 1851, the standard that establishes requirements for the selection, care, and maintenance of structural firefighting protective clothing and equipment, dictates gear that is 10 years past its manufacture date should be retired.
- How often should you replace a baseball bat? A composite bat will last anywhere from 1 to 3 years after it is broken in. For a bat that is used all year round, it may only last 2 years before it needs to be replaced. On the other hand, a composite bat that is used only for a few months or periods of time every year may last even over 3 years.
- Does Brasso go out of date? It's the date of manufacture. If Brasso is kept in a cool and dark place it will last for years.
- Can you put bunker gear in dryer? Because heat may damage and shrink protective garments, NFPA requires that gear be dried using a no-heat method. Also, a dryer's mechanical action can degrade PPE and bunker gear, so the commercial-grade dryer must use a drying cabinet instead.
- How can I tell what year my BOB stroller is? Where can I find the model number, date of manufacture and the serial number on my BOB stroller? The label containing the model number, date of manufacture and the serial number can be found on the lower right leg of the frame – behind the right wheel.
