What is the level of flame retardants/chemicals on the fabric? Is it Oeko-tek certified?
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Clek Foonf uses GREENGUARD Select Certified Crypton® Super Fabrics are GREENGUARD Select Certified and provide permanent protection against stains, moisture and odor-causing bacteria. Not included with drift."All Crypton fabrics pass Cal 117, UFAC, NFPA 260." Clek uses bromide in the base of the seat, does not touch child. You might also look at the Orbit, it is Oeko-Tek certified on the entire car seat including the base, foam and fabrics.
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I see another poster says that it is certified, but I cannot find any information confirming this and DON'T think the Foonf is Oeko-tex certified. It is Greenguard certified as long as you get one of the versions with Crypton fabric (which does not include the black Drift model). However, I believe I once read that the Crypton fabrics are treated with fluorinated retardants rather than bromine. I recommend you contact clek directly. In my experience, they have been very quick to respond to inquiries.
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I can't answer the question, but when asked the manufacturer should answer it. You must provide the ration of NPK listed on the bag or else how would anybody know what is in it? I assure you one thing, it is not organic if it does not say Certified Organic or OMRI.
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Straight up Urethane is what it says on the label. It also says it is EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE.
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The material is comprised of vinyl and plastic components, thus I don't believe it could be fire retardant, but I suggest you to go through a further research to confirm it.
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I don't think so. The tag just says it's all new material, surface washable, made of polyester fibers and plastic pellets and it's made in Indonesia. I would think it has NOT been treated with fire retardant. Just guessing though.
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Hello, and thank you for your question about the Close and Secure Sleeper! This item does not have flame retardants.
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It does not indicate if the product is flame retardant, however, I feel confident that this could burn into flames. It is a well crafted item and it has good weight to it. Fairly easy to use with some assistance.
218001
I don't know and product details don't mention anything about being flame retardant. I would assume most furniture and accessories in a nursery are not flame retardant, only their pajamas. I bought this because it fits the IKEA changing table. Summer Infant ones mention being chemically free, but not sure if that is related to flame retardants.
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It's about half food-grade polyethylene and half polyester. The mattress meets all flammability requirements without needing any flame barriers or other flame retardant chemicals. It's also completely waterproof without needing vinyl or perfluorinated compounds. It's hygienic in that anything wipes right off, and without staining. It is firm (the way the Consumer Products Safety Commission wants it). It's also firm at the edges (for jumping toddlers) with a snug fit. It is free of known allergenic materials like latex. It does not contain any polyurethane foam or so-called soy-foam (which is polyurethane foam). It comes with a limited lifetime warranty and is durable and well-built, even though the whole mattress weighs only about seven pounds (which makes it real easy to bend over the edge of the crib and pick up the mattress and change the sheet). Healthy Child Healthy World recommends this mattress. And Lullaby Earth has won a ton of awards.
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I do know that it is lead and latex free. I do not recall seeing anything on or in the packaging about flame retardants. These have worked wonderfully for us, both at home and on vacation. I know use them on a full size bunk bed and its perfect. Just a note to self....always put them under your waterproof mattress cover instead of on top.
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Naturepedic mattresses do meet all State and Federal flammability standards. The organic cotton used in Naturepedic mattresses is far less flammable than the polyurethane foam and other synthetic materials used in other mattresses. The organic cotton tends to smoulder, not burst into flames. The steel coils are not flammable. And this mattress does meet all safety requirements - without the use of toxic chemicals.
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I cannot technically answer that, but I will tell you my five-year-old grandson took a barbeque lighter and tried to set it on fire in two spots. Thankfully, it only smoldered and made two holes (not all the way through) in the fabric, so I would guess it fortunately has some flame retardant.
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I am unaware of any chemicals used on the husks. The product is advertised as 100% organic, which I would take to be free of chemicals. I have taken the husks out of the pillow in order to wash the cover and noticed no odd odors or colors.
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Not sure exactly what it is made from but the Keekaroo website says that it is Latex-FREE, PVC-FREE, BPA-FREE, Phthalate-FREE, Formamide-FREE and Non-Toxic. It feels like foam that is covered with a waterproof layer. I have been using mine in a home daycare for a year and nine months and it looks the same as when I bought it. No cover necessary. Wipes down easily.
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The steamer from what I know is not BPA free. That answers that question for you. To deal with with the people who did not answer your question but advised you not to buy the product anyway, I want to give you my experience with this product. I love it. I use it almost every day. I have owned it for well over 8 months and have never had any melting troubles. I use this is a 3 qt Lodge Color Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven. It works beautifully in that. I think most people are using this on way to high of a heat. The silicone feat are rated to 500 deg and the plastic 400 deg F. That is my 2 cents.
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It lists fabric as one of the surfaces it is good for, but not particular composition or type. If you are thinking about a costume; this is extremely flammable -- avoid heat, sparks & open flame. I just wanted you to take that into consideration.
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No chemicals or flame retardants according to the label. Just Alpaca wool. Very light weight. Possibly too large for an infant. Might get tangled up in a crib. I love mine. Just right for this prolonged cold or hot spring.