Is there any safety concern with the bags of beads in the hands and feet?
2039952
The only issue I found is that once your baby has teeth and they chew on the hands and feet, they may be able to make holes and get the beads out. I have several of the same one so I just took the one with a hole and sewed it
2039953
Not unless your 0-6mo old baby can bite/rip open a stuffed animal. My son loves his and it seems to hold up very well in wash and through constant use by him!
327629
it is definitely better to store your jewelry and bracelets in these bags; however, I would recommend purchasing the anti-tarnish strips that Amazon sells and include it in the bag along with your jewelry. It is better to keep your jewelry in an airtight container which these bags will provide. I found these bags on the small side. I have a small wrist but I do have large bracelets (Lengthwise) that do not fit in these bags.
431241
I would think that fruit flies could enter the bag. Even if the weave is tight enough to restrict them, the draw string top doesn't really provide a good enough barrier. These are some of the highest quality bags that I could find - use them for green coffee beans but couldn't be sure about produce and different types of produce would make a difference also.
1143585
I'm not sure. This bag did not go very far. Beads are very small. I Had much better luck with the refill bag sold by WAL-MART.
1129327
It's the general warning. No breakdown of material. You do know that EVERYTHING man made can cause reproductive harm - sitting on your couch, or walking on carpet alone, both which have flame retardants known to cause reproductive harm, are surely more dangerous then some rubber/polyester straps that when I use them come into contact with me for a few seconds, at most, to tighten luggage, or hold on to tripods on my backpack. In other words, unless you're actually putting these on your body for extended periods of time, you'll be fine. I'd worry about everything else in your house.
2243858
You should have no problem using them for the bracelets, as there are various sized beads, most should be perfect for what you want.
774932
I don't recall having to do that with any of the ones I got and they were sealed in plastic, but I guess if the beads are already indicating they are wet then I would.
236456
Yes, they are safe. I have hardwood floors as well and the feet have a rubber type cover on them.
44736
I don't know how to keep them sanitary. I recommend not using them at ALL. The beads caused a horrid rash & blisters all over my daughter's feet after only using it twice. The doctor said it was equivalent to a severe poison ivy or poison oak reaction. My daughter had to go on multiple antihistamines for weeks to stop the nonstop itching.
1058994
The only warning is a caution which says: plastic bags can cause suffocation please keep this product and all plastic bags out of reach of children do not permit children's play with them and do not use them in cribs playpens or carriages
345355
Vicki, I cannot say if it is safe for gold. to my knowledge and the reason I purchased this item was to keep my silver jewelry from tarnishing, it does that very well. I have not attempted to put any of my gold jewelry in one of these bags.
1300379
The beads are interwoven with a monofilament line. From what I can see, it may be a very cumbersome task of keeping the beads from running. Good luck.
697812
They're just giant, clear Ziploc bags. I wouldn't see any reason why they would pose a problem.
2120815
The bags are vacuum sealed, so they are very dense. Once opened it is apparent that the PB2 is a powder. I suggest opening it first to see. I think if you open it and it is still as hard as a rock, you'd be able to send it back.
1873683
I think the rings that attach to the arms and suspend the drops might be plastic. The beads are plastic? The drops are definitely not plastic. At any rate, I love mine and it is definitely an excellent buy.
1844633
It all depends on the weight of what you have in the bag. If it just clothing in the bag, I have not had that problem, You just have to use common sense!
1061341
These are not static safe bags, so sensitive electronic components could be damaged from static electricity buildup. If it originally came in a pink or silvery Mylar bag I wouldn't use these.