Is this wearable blanket treated with flame-retardants?
843022
Don't know, sorry! It doesn't seem as plasticky as a lot of kids sleep stuff though - feels very natural and kind of heavy. There are no flame warnings on the labels, so I'd say the material is okay for me.
843023
Don't know, but I doubt it. it is a very similar material to other fleece pajamas. I have never heard of children's pajamas being treated with flame retardants, but maybe I am out of the loop. Would contact the manufacturer if I were you. Good luck!
843024
I'm pretty sure it is flame retardant since it is sleepwear. I think it has to state if it is not flame retardant, such as sleepwear that is meant to fit snug on the body. I wish you could make that choice as a parent whether you wanted to have your child wearing clothing with chemicals, but I'm pretty sure the manufacturers aren't allowed to sell loose sleepwear without the flame retardant chemicals on it.
2040148
Fire retardants are so commonly used in furnishings that I'd suggest asking the manufacturer to be sure. If chemicals are present, with more and more people concerned about chemical exposure, they may not note it on the packaging lest it reduce sales.I subsequently found this answer in this thread: "I emailed Luna, who responded with this quote 'Our protectors are not treated with anything at all.'"
1024041
When i search from web I found out that Tiny Love does not use fire retardants on their cloth, But best way to verify that is mail/call directly to the manufacturer.
1111426
package says it is naturally inflammable. So, no they don't add retardants.
1026015
I did not apply any flame retardant to this. I believe it is in the material. I love this thing! It has saved our daughter from some pretty scary falls! We were considering just moving our coffee table until I found this! Hope this helps. :)
833708
It is removable, yes. The material is pretty tough and it's got foam in it. I just tore off the tag and looked, it says "All new material consisting of Polyurethane foam pad 50.5%, Polyester Fiber Batting: 49.5%". It does not mention flame retardant, only "Certification is made by the manufacturer that the materials in this article are described in accordance with law." Hope this helps.
832774
I think the product description says that it is fire retardant. I have dropped a couple of hot coal on it and the mat did not burn. I bought the product to protect my deck and so far it has worked perfectly.
1799055
I don't know but I don't wash any of my little ones clothes in fabric softener or dryer sheets, that I read was something that caused the clothes to become less flame retardant
95371
No. It's a plush stuffed animal, maybe you could buy flame retardant and spray it but as far as I know, it is definatley not flame resistant.
1206449
I would say no. There is no recycle symbol on the label and the residue of the contents which are flammable would have to be washed out. There is also a caution about not comming in contact with the skin. My skin is sensative, but I have never had an issue with it.
1054877
I haven't seen this issue raised, but being all natural latex, I don't think it would contain flame retardants. Latex is not flammable like polyurethane.
640031
Dear Tasja, I cannot say if the blanket has been treated in any way. But I can say that I and the 10+ people for whom I have bought this blanket all think it is a wonderful product. Light, very warm, comfortable.
1745516
Hi. I'm writing from Naturepedic. No, our products do not contain flame retardants or flame retardant barriers. Although we do pass (and sometimes are above and beyond) all Federal and State flammability standards. And, yes, newmom, you did see us on the Healthy Child Healthy World website. They recommend us.
1093545
I would be very careful of that. If you use it, use only under close supervision. There is also a label that says "not flame retardant". Make your own choice with that information. It is quite large and length & width are as large or larger than a newborn. I would check into baby products first.
1799056
The bottom of the package says: "this product conforms to the Standard for Flammability of Clothing Textiles under the flammable fabrics act. Hope this helps
1094211
This is woven fabric not a sheet of plastic. There is probably some risk of liquid chemicals soaking through and staining clothing.
995699
It does not state that it is fire retardant. In my experience it would state that if it was and would far more costly.