Is this stuffed with PVC pellets or plastic pellets?
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I gave it as a gift to my granddaughter who lives in another state, so I don't know what the stuffing was. I DO know that the stuffing was safe. I read every label and check every single ingredient for safety, especially for my grandkids.
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The tag on the stuffed animals themselves states that it contains PVC pellets.
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Yes, absolutely they contain PVC pellets. Each item is labelled that it contains Polyester PVC pellets and that it is not appropriate for children under 3. They are soft, but if you roll the animals between your fingers you can feel the pellets.I know it has been a while since this was asked, but when I read the answers before I ordered it I was hopeful that they did not, however I should have paid attention to Lacey.
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BPA and phthalates are plastic additives. PVC is "plastic." Since this is an aluminum rail, you don't have to worry. The paint may be a different story.
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I just checked the Rubbermaid website in the FAQs under these trays in the product section and THESE TRAYS ARE BPA and phthalate free. And considering that, PVC seems very unlikely. I'd email Rubbermaid if you need more info. Happy to help.
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These are made from PVC plastic and are marked imported. I switched to wool dryer balls and the work wonderfully.
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Interesting that MamaNature was told they are made of PVC plastic. I emailed Infantino and was told that all the balls are PVC-free.
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It's integrated into the plastic. I wish I would have known before I ordered 2 of them.
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It is plastic. Looks a lot like cardboard but much more sturdy. My cat loves this barn.
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PE is Polyethylene plastic - PVC is Poly Vinyl Chloride Plastic. They are both used in various applications, like plastic plumbing, water bottles etc. In sheet form PE is slightly tougher than PVC at the same thickness. PE is also better in clear applications than PVC. That said I would trust either in a tent application as log as the thickness is reasonable.
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It is polyester and PVC. It is a lot thicker and better quality than any box store cover.
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Ashley, I didn't know, so I asked. This is the reply:Thank you for your inquiry,The First Keys, Stacking Cups and Soft Teething Beads are polypropylene number 5 on the recycling plastics list and does not contain BPA, PVC or Phthalates.Thank youConsumer Servicescustomerservice@learningcurve.com
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I'm not enough of a plastics expert to identify it by inspection. I'm pretty sure it is not PVC or PEX. If I were forced to guess I'd go with Polypropylene. The manufacturer's spec sheet does not say : http://www.rainbird.com/documents/ag/ts_A5PC.pdf . You might try calling them to ask. Worst case you could buy some and have a lab identify the material.
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The outside is polyester. The inside filling is a Cotten mix. I read it from the tag.
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No, it's plastic. Very tough plastic. Overall, the best canister I used, great for a up to 3 days for 2-3 people
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If I remember correctly from last summer, it was pellets. Don't think I've ever purchased a powder.
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It's a pellet. But a very soft powder pressed as a pellet. It dissolved readily for me into water for calcium bath for spherification.
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The loader is plastic - but its really well built, and of a high quality plastics. our boys have yet to break one, the loader part does get looser with wear, but its still solid.
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Sorry, don't know if it's pvc. It is not a rigid, hard plastic, but a pliable, soft plastic.