Linen is made from natural fibers derived from the flax plant and is generally considered to be less flammable than many synthetic fabrics. However, it can still catch fire and burn, especially if exposed to an open flame or high heat sources. When linen does burn, it tends to smolder rather than flare up quickly, which can give it a slight advantage in terms of safety compared to more flammable materials. Nonetheless, caution should always be exercised around fire.
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