Do these towels have PVC, latex, rubber or chemicals?
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Greetings, Jenni. I found the following representations on the Aurorae yoga website: All yoga mats are free from Phthalates, Latex and Silicone All products are SGS approved (World's Largest Testing Agency) Classic & Northern Lights yoga mats are biodegradable and made from eco-safe PER The towel is microfiber. The company touts the fact its products are "ecofriendly." What I can say is that I actually washed my towel prior to using it. I'm not particularly sensitive to allergens, but I did it anyway to get a nice clean fresh start. I love my towel. I have had absolutely no problems, and it is wonderfully soft and absorbent. Best wishes to you. Namaste. Written by Ginette Mayas.
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I'm sorry to say I just recently threw away the boxes that came with the washer balls. I am not 100% sure as to latex being in the material. The balls are a softer plyable plastic with some beads within that are charged once a month by placing in the sun. I have been very happy with my purchase and find that they do a great job cleaning. Even with a 9 and 11 year old it was taking out some tough stains. (Grass and dirt) I also own dryer balls from the Norwex company and find it is a great fit for drying after the washer balls. I would try contacting the company about the latex/natural rubber question. As for some I know latex can cause serious reactions. Sorry for not being more helpful.
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Dear Kathy, as far as we got told by a friend before ordering these, they should be made of latex free rubber material. And so far my wife ( she has very sensitive skin ) didn't have any problem with them. Hopefully this info was helpful, Arthur.
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I am not sure but on their website they describe the material as: 3-D molded thermoplastic elastomer foam, mold-resistant, mildew-resistant, latex-free, non-absorbent. http://www.soft-gear.com/my-deluxe-changing-mat.php#3
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They have a very smooth plastic cover on them. Does not feel like latex. It is a thin hard plastic.
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BPA and PVC free. Unfortunately, it doesn't say anything about formaldahyde.
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There is no PVC, Vinyl, Pthalates, or latex in the membrane in the center. Hope that helps.
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According to the tag, they are; 80% polyester 20% nylon They are very absorbent - we use them in our Cleaning Business and are pleased with the performance and absorbability of them. Hope this helps!!
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Google rubber...see if it contains latex.....these are made of rubber,they smell like rubber, I'm not going to use them because of that
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No rubber. Leelina describes them well. They will stretch out if you wrap really tight like i do, but you then just wrap an additional time. They hold really well. Love them.
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There is no rubber in the towel. It is made of 100% microfiber. Its super-absorbent weave helps you maintain traction and grip.
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Microfiber and much lighter than normal towels. Wash up well and fold down very tight! These are great towels!
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They are unbleached paper, no wax or chlorine. I hope they are biodegradable, because I am putting used bags in my compost pine. :)
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Not sure about these specific balls. I believe Gator Skin brand balls are latex-free.
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The box says it is composed of 60% Polyester, 20% Nylon and 20% Rubber. There is no mention on Latex on the box.
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I'm sorry to say I just recently threw away the boxes that came with the washer balls. I am not 100% sure as to latex being in the material. The balls are a softer plyable plastic with some beads within that are charged once a month by placing in the sun. I have been very happy with my purchase and find that they do a great job cleaning. Even with a 9 and 11 year old it was taking out some tough stains. (Grass and dirt) I also own dryer balls from the Norwex company and find it is a great fit for drying after the washer balls. I would try contacting the company about the latex/natural rubber question. As for some I know latex can cause serious reactions. Sorry for not being more helpful. I'm sorry to say I just recently threw away the boxes that came with the washer balls. I am not 100% sure as to latex being in the material. The balls are a softer plyable plastic with some beads within that are charged once a month by placing in the sun. I have been very happy with my purchase and find that they do a great job cleaning. Even with a 9 and 11 year old it was taking out some tough stains. (Grass and dirt) I also own dryer balls from the Norwex company and find it is a great fit for drying after the washer balls. I would try contacting the company about the latex/natural... » Read More I'm sorry to say I just recently threw away the boxes that came with the washer balls. I am not 100% sure as to latex being in the material. The balls are a softer plyable plastic with some beads within that are charged once a month by placing in the sun. I have been very happy with my purchase and find that they do a great job cleaning. Even with a 9 and 11 year old it was taking out some tough stains. (Grass and dirt) I also own dryer balls from the Norwex company and find it is a great fit for drying after the washer balls. I would try contacting the company about the latex/natural rubber question. As for some I know latex can cause serious reactions. Sorry for not being more helpful. « Show Less
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Joy, the tag says China. The ones I have and use in my cleaning business are 80% Polyester and 20% Nylon. Remember, I do not use fabric softner when washing these towels as well as any of my other cleaning rags due to the fact it will make things streak!!! I also bleach these things all the time and they still have their color!!! I would highly recommend them to anyone!!