Is this chemically treated? For example with fire retardants? I'm looking for pure and untreated filler.
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This thing is pure synthetic material I'm not sure I understand your question! it's all about chemicals here --- nothing about polyester is fire retardant ---- this is pure plastic at it's finest and yes I've checked it burns quite happily so (no fire retarding processes here)
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I believe it's fiberglass. I don't know if it's been treated. Sorry. Maybe you can call the distributor?
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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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No it is not treated with any chemicals, I called their customer service line to verify.
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I am sorry, Mr T, but I am uncertain of the chemical makeup of the horn. I am a simple peasant. But, from my old daze, when I was involved in vulcanizing tires, I would guess that this product is NOT vulcanized rubber. It appears to be some sort of plastic. The preceding is only a guess from an uneducated truck driver. (If this matters: I am very happy with this Clarinet)
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Hi Rose, Honestly, I do not have any fillers or such so I cannot advise on that. It is exercising / moving the muscles via electronic stimulation, so I would think perhaps "not" as you do not want your fillers to be nudged or moved out of place? I would ring your doctor who injected the fillers and ask him/her to be 100% safe before using :) Not so much help, I am sorry ....
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The product they sent me, Michele, has no fillers in it. It is 100% food-grade DE. I've been quite pleased with it.Mary
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Hi. I'm writing from Naturepedic. Absolutely not. We don't use those flame retardants in any of our products.
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I use Shout Advanced and let it sit on there for hours or overnight. Works well. Yes, it's a chemical... but in this case- I think it's worth it! Got red melted dye candle wax out of a vintage white table cloth!
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Yes definitely use a waste treatment chemical of some sort. Aqua Chem or other comparable product.
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I think it was marketed as such. A ton of it comes in a clear, plastic sack. It's virtually odorless, and for the money versus the stuff I was furtively lathering in a fancy, over-priced speciality market near my home, one hell of a bargain. Used liberally, possibly allowing warm, dry heat from forced air, my 66-year-old skin easily passes for 40. If one doesn't have to worry Re: cost, arms, neck, as well as face get the effects otherwise limited. Other than chemical analysis, I not sure whether any thing is as advertised.
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Thank you. All of the ingredients are listed on the label. All of my ingredients are organic and amazing for our skin. I don't skimp, there are no fillers, no water, etc.
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I like this product. I am not a chemist, so I don't know how I could attest to the purity. Apparently, from your comment, you have some way to ascertain purity? If so, why ask? I had merely heard that OptiMSM is a good product, and I have heard that this is a good company. You are on your own from there.
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yes, the only active ingredient is DIM. I have tried others and this is the most inexpensive one with the least fillers.
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Package indicates "100% pure & natural, no PPD, ammonia or peroxide". I use it with henna, amla, indigo mix. No problems.
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Hello, Our mattress toppers are not treated with any flame retardant chemicals. Thanks for inquiring about our products! John eLuxurySupply Customer Service
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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.'"