clore on nbc bay area!
During the height of the LA wildfires, Clore was featured on NBC Bay Area’s Bay Area Proud segment! A huge thank you to Garvin Thomas for highlighting our mission and sharing our story. Check us out!
THE PROBLEM
The cost of wildfire suppression
The cost of wildfire suppression is growing at an extreme rate, yet fire suppression solutions have not improved in the last 60 years. In 2018, California spent more than 150 billion dollars on damage from wildfires alone. ¹
Today's fire seasons
It has been reported that, on average, fire seasons now last approximately 80 days longer than they did during the 1970s, and models indicate that they could become hotter, more expensive, and more erratic. ²
Increasing demand for fire retardants
As wildfires continue to burn millions of acres and impact many people's lives, there has been a rapid increase in demand for fire retardants.
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Clore recognizes how important fire safety is to many consumers, and this is why our products are designed to help protect your property and your family. Our products are safe around humans and animals, easy to use, but most importantly - effective.
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Clore was featured on FOX Weather! Watch the full interview live to learn more about our mission and impact.
Our Mission
Our mission is to decrease the size of wildfires, reducing the impact to families and property. We achieve this mission by selling a fire retardant that is applied at the start of wildfire season around structures. Clore Wildfire Defense offers season long protection, allowing you to keep your home resistant from fires. ³
Frequently Asked Questions
At Clore, we are dedicated to providing our customers with the best possible experience. That's why we put our product through rigorous testing to ensure it meets the highest standards of quality and performance.
However, it is important to note that the effectiveness of a fire retardant product can depend on a variety of factors, including the specific type of material it is applied to, the conditions of the environment in which it is used, and how the product is applied. Please follow all of the instructions on how to properly apply and reapply Clore Wildfire Defense for best results. We are not liable for any damages caused from wildfires, and consumers take all risks related to Clore Wildfire Defense.
Clore Wildfire Defense is intended to act as a fire retardant around homes, farms, and in yards. We suggest using Clore Wildfire Defense to create a protective barrier around or adjacent to flammable items. Examples include areas inside a yard, grass, bushes, and brush. We do not recommend spraying Clore Wildfire Defense on building materials, as it is not meant for exterior structures and only meant for vegetation around your house. In emergency cases, spraying on exterior structures and building materials might be the best choice to help protect your home. Clore Wildfire Defense will create a barrier if sprayed around houses or specific areas that are easily flammable.
Our product was tested by StillMeadow, Inc. and showed no clinical signs of acute oral toxicity during the testing. The test substance acute oral LD50 is greater than 5000mg/kg. This represents category IV in the EPA 4 toxicity categories for acute hazards of pesticide products; which is the lowest hazard category.
On average, it takes 5 minutes a gallon to apply. A garden sprayer is highly recommended. Effectiveness may be affected by specific garden sprayers so we suggest that you use our referred sprayers for best results.
No, if applied according to the instructions, you will not be able to tell any difference when Clore Wildfire Defense is sprayed on any surface. Our product is intended to act as a clear coating and will dry once applied.
We recommend that customers reapply our product once per year or after heavy rain/weather conditions. Weather conditions may degrade the effectiveness of Clore Wildfire Defense. Five gallons of Clore Wildfire Defense can cover approximately 1,000 square feet of land.
Our product is safe for use around animals. However, consumption should be avoided. Our product has an LD50 value greater than 5000 mg/kg, which means it is considered to be practically non toxic. See the FAQ asking if Clore Wildfire Defense is non-toxic.
To ensure its effectiveness, reapply Clore Wildfire Defense following substantial rainfall or extensive watering greater than 2 inches. These conditions may degrade the effectiveness of Clore Wildfire Defense.
Clore operates under a trade secret and does not publicly disclose all ingredients and chemicals in its product. However, it is made using salts and fertilizers, and we have testing to confirm that it is non-toxic to plants, humans, and the environment.
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