Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: does this have flame retardant in the foam or the cover?
Document: I received one of these mats yesterday and was disappointed by the quality. The mat is advertised as being cotton-poly, with double stitch, double overlap folded seam. The one I received had good density foam, but the cover was thin 100% poly fabric. More importantly all seams were single stitch and non=overlap.
The cushioning is too hard. I do not like the slick cover. Have not decided whether or not I will return it.
Had 2 get 2 of them , they are verry low to the ground. But works, folds up small, put a cover over it , use for a table, thats 2 together.
I had need for a temporary sleeping mat and looked for one that didn't "crinkle" because of a plastic cover. I am satisfied with this sleeping mat because of its cloth cover and the pad itself is firm so it provides good support. I was a little surprised that it is slightly wider than a twin size but a twin fitted sheet still can fit over it. I saved the outer plastic wrapping to use when I am storing this long term.
I bought one of these at Costco for around $45. It looks like it's exactly the same. Unfortunately, they only had black ones available (I had wanted brown). Regardless of the color, you have to plan to cover it with some additional fabric anyway. The existing fabric is VERY low quality / cheap.The one I bought came with a ripped corner. I'm planning to ask Costco for an exchange today. My membership recently expired so we'll see how good their customer service is...
The mattress is convenient because it's easy to store but as far as comfort it's not so great. Really hard to lay on. We put 2 foam things on top of it and it's tolerable. Overall it's an ok product.
Very disappointed with the purchase; not only it took 3 weeks to be delivered but I found out that Amazon bought this product for half of the cost from Walmart, and they don't charge for shipping, Amazon does. As far as the product itself, the foam is way too hard; I used it for three days but couldn't take it any longer.
The quality of this mat is horrible. I purchased 2 because my sister has 2 mats for her home that are extremely comfortable to sleep on when we visit. These looked the same from the website but I was so disappointed when they arrived. They are basically very soft foam covered in a thin, cheap material. These are completely different from what my sister has and they are even more expensive. Please do not waste your money on this product.
Ummm . . . no.This stroke of manufacturing genius reminded me of another company (or perhaps the same company?) who took waste foam--yes, actual waste with debris from the floor--and stuffed it into their bean bags. These bean bags came to fondly be known by those who bought them as "trash bags." And so, I'd spent over $80 on a "trash mat" to compliment my hideously expensive "trash bag.
Not only did the foam feel different, it looked different, and it was a slightly different thickness. I also noticed that the tags on each mat were labeled "prototype" and contained a code for that prototype. Prototype? Really?Then I realized what this company was doing:  they were using scrap filler material. What genius! Yes, make an outer covering with zippers and then stuff that material with whatever foam scraps were left over from other manufacturers (or their own manufacturing processes).
Answer: no