is this crib certified lead free? I just read that the red paints may have lead and now I am worried.
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This crib is not painted, it is finished wood. No red paint to worry about.
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I did not make sure they didn't have lead. I was A assuming since they were a major brand, Anchor Hocking, they wouldn't have lead based paint. They really cute
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I purchase these couple months ago..it's not advertised as non toxic..the label states it contains resin acids, rosin acids, hydrogenated, esters with glycerol fenuron, hydrogen and propylamine. Doesn't sounds crib friendly and plus the color I needed came dry and useless. No bueno.
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According to a website that sells the crock, it is lead free. I have sent an inquiry to the New Wave Company and suggested they add this fact to their description of the item.
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As far as I know there's no lead, it's cosmetic grade. I made homemade sunscreen from pinterest recipe & so far I love it.
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I don't know. The letters and numbers are not very thick - and they do not have a heavy 'suction' (can't think of a better word!) so I doubt if they have a lot of lead. You could ask Djeco/Wooden Magnet Play Set if they have the answer. Sorry I couldn't be of any more help.
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I did a little research and cannot definitively say that they do not used lead paint. I know that awareness had been around since the 80's and a majority if issues were found in rustic products which spent less time in a kiln. With fine china they spend multiple trips to the kiln so it should be safe. Sorry I can't find a more definitive answer.
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I sent your question in to Le Creuset. See answer below.Hello Kassandra, You are welcome. Be advised that the glaze on the stoneware is lead and cadmium free. Regards, Mernice Savage Consumer Relations Dept. -----Original Message----- To: Consumer Web Services Subject: Crockery Hello, I wondered if your pottery is lead and cadmium free? I am a loyal buyer and love all my pieces of Le Creuset. A friend asked. Thanks, Kassandra
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Just a heads-up for parents. Just because a product passes US standards for any chemical does not mean it is free of that chemical. For instance, many children's wooden toys that are painted have some lead in the paint but it is the amount allowed by law. Still, if your child were to eat that paint, he or she would be ingesting lead. I say this hear because I am not sure that this product is truly BPA free. It sounds like it meets the US standards but if it is truly BPA free, then why don't they list that under their product specs here on Amazon? Worth questioning.
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I make porcelain pottery in my studio. It would be very unlikely that it would have any lead in it because lead is used to get bright colors. This is pure white and would not need lead to get that look.
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I found nothing definitively indicating the Toy is lead free. However the Company does publish this policy: http://tomy.com/multi-check-safety-systemand there appears to have been no safety recalls for it.
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Hi Sandy, In the older pieces made in theUS there is no lead, but the newer pieces are being made in China and do have small amounts of lead in them. I hope this helps. Bella
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I rinsed and cleaned my infants Sophie toy last night and left overnight to dry. What I discovered on the counter this am were brownish imprints of the four feet. I am very worried now about giving this to my baby. How do I know if this paint is not toxic??
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Looked at container for all the different chemicals but they don't mention lead but this does mean anything to me.Sorry but I have no better answer for you. Hans Denekamp
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There is certificate to confirm lead free, but Calf. require Prop. 65 label if there is lead. In this case,I do not see any warning label--meaning no consern of lead contamination.
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I doubt it. Lead paint has been outlawed for children's toys for a long time.
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Yes... they said that their products were not lead free. There are some RV shut offs(a wye and a 45 degree) from Camco that are supposedly lead free, but require the CA warning because of something else... I wish they would say what specifically, but it can even be something that is only used during the manufacturing process for a plastic part(like CA wants to shame manufacturers for using dirty methods). Perhaps it is better to just use the plastic ones after an extended break in period...