since this is for kids is it flame retardant?
1681965
This product is not flame retardant (also apparent by the product tags). This is one of the prime reasons i purchased this product: I did not want to expose my child to flame retardant chemicals. I hope this helps. -TJ
1765559
The product description states that it is made of 100% Flannel (Cotton), but it is waterproof, so I don't fully understand how it can only be made of cotton. Most children's pajamas contain some form of chemical fire retardant, but the product description does not suggest that it is...... Please know, that I am a consumer, just as you are so, I am simply reading the product description offered with the product.
1305798
I would not venture a guess as they are in my daughter's place of work. I would try contacting the manufacturer to see if flame retardant materials are used. Because it's a "educational" supply, I would guess they are flame retardant. Doesn't mean they won't burn, just a little slower process. Officially, "I don't know"
1389200
I'm not sure if it contains any flame retardant materials in it. Although, I can say it is a fairly comfortable bed topper, I can answer that. I've had it for about a year now and it's served me well so far, I just turn it over every month.
593109
Definitely not toddler safe. Don't get me wrong this is a great heater that doesn't give off noxious fumes like oil heaters. But if you touch the metal grates when it is on or soon after turning it off you will be burned. Treat it like a fire place and put a gate around it.
1024620
I did not see any info where it contained flame retardants. It is 100% polyester... Used to refill doggie beds where the original material had mashed flat. Still supportive and being enjoyed by my dogs after a year+. I have an additional box that I will use to give new life to flattened decorative pillows.
958724
I have this same tent in the Carolini version and contacted HABA before buying. Their tents do NOT have flame retardants in them, but are intrinsically retardant by nature of the construction of the fabric (polyester)--meaning, they do not add flame retardant chemicals like most other children's play tent companies do. (This tent had absolutely no funky odor upon opening.) Higher priced than others, but worth the extra investment in my child's health and well-being. These tents are high-quality, sturdily constructed, safe, beautiful and will last a lifetime.
1480578
Hi, I'm very sorry it took me so long to get back to you, but I am not sure if the tent is fire retardant. I'm sure you could contact the company and could answer that if you haven't already.
1703596
My son loves it. He is three but I think we got it for him when he was two. It isn't steam it is water vapor (kind of like fog) so there is no risk of burns.
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!
958725
No. This tent does not have flame retardants. I think it's one of the only ones I've seen that does not. My son has this and it's great.
688941
According to the product description it is Flame retardant, meets CPSIA, CPAI-84, ASTM F963-11 and Canadian safety standards. Thank you, Hatch Early Learning
379887
Hi Sonia. Thank you for your inquiry. We use the highest quality of materials on the market and our products are made specifically for us. We do not add flame retardants to the finish.
1044617
I doubt it, since flame retardants are usually reserved for mattresses, pads, etc. but contact the manufacturer to know for sure. It's hard to say just from using it (though it doesn't smell, if that helps).
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.
368411
Hi. The foam is pretty firm and maintains its shape. I do not know about it being flame retardant? It comes with a removable pillowcase.
1121695
I cannot technically answer that, but I will tell you my five-year-old grandson took a barbeque lighter and tried to set it on fire in two spots. Thankfully, it only smoldered and made two holes (not all the way through) in the fabric, so I would guess it fortunately has some flame retardant.