Is this formaldehyde free? What kind of glue is used?
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I am copying the info from the site below. I hope it helps better than my last response!CARE & CLEANING OF BAMBOO Bamboo is harder than maple. It is a naturally replenishing grass and one of the world's most renewable resources. The lovely honey color is produced entirely naturally, without the use of stain or paint, through a special heating process that caramelizes the sugar in the wood.The glue has been tested and is food-safe.Hand wash with a mil mild soap and cool water. Do not let it air dry or be left in standing water. Dry thoroughly. Do not soak. Occasional use of mineral oil on the inside will help maintain its appearance. I am copying the info from the site below. I hope it helps better than my last response!CARE & CLEANING OF BAMBOO Bamboo is harder than maple. It is a naturally replenishing grass and one of the world's most renewable resources. The lovely honey color is produced entirely naturally, without the use of stain or paint, through a special heating process that caramelizes the sugar in the wood.The glue has been tested and is food-safe.Hand wash with a mil mild soap and cool water. Do not let it air dry or be left in standing water. Dry thoroughly. Do not soak. Occasional... » Read More I am copying the info from the site below. I hope it helps better than my last response!CARE & CLEANING OF BAMBOO Bamboo is harder than maple. It is a naturally replenishing grass and one of the world's most renewable resources. The lovely honey color is produced entirely naturally, without the use of stain or paint, through a special heating process that caramelizes the sugar in the wood.The glue has been tested and is food-safe.Hand wash with a mil mild soap and cool water. Do not let it air dry or be left in standing water. Dry thoroughly. Do not soak. Occasional use of mineral oil on the inside will help maintain its appearance. « Show Less
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I am not sure but if you want you can go to their website contact page at http://www.lipperinternational.com/AboutUs/default.asp and see if they can tell you. Sorry I did not have the answer!
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I am copying the info from the site below. I hope it helps better than my last response! CARE & CLEANING OF BAMBOO Bamboo is harder than maple. It is a naturally replenishing grass and one of the world's most renewable resources. The lovely honey color is produced entirely naturally, without the use of stain or paint, through a special heating process that caramelizes the sugar in the wood. The glue has been tested and is food-safe. Hand wash with a mil mild soap and cool water. Do not let it air dry or be left in standing water. Dry thoroughly. Do not soak. Occasional use of mineral oil on the inside will help maintain its appearance.
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The manufacturer, Totally Bamboo, claims their cutting boards are formaldehyde-free: "We had a chemist develop a high grade, non-toxic formaldehyde free food grade glue which we use exclusively on our cutting boards." See "Adhesives" near the bottom of this page on their website: http://www.totallybamboo.com/c54/.htm
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I have mislaid the specs sheet that came with the glue. You might be able to contact the manufacturer for this information?
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Other two answers are correct. No glue or adhesive. My husband was very impressed I did it all by myself! :)
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if super glue is safe this will be too. They are both CA glues. Sorry best answer I can give.
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Not sure. I use it mainly for windows and doors, never need to glue it afterwards.
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it does not state formaldehyde on the ingredients --but I am not a chemist ---and I can not say if it could be under a different name..---hope that is of some help?
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No glue just tape I went to walmart and bought some glue not Elmer's it needs to be heavy duty
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It does have glue, but it's not very good. Melted on a hot day and the strip came right off and left a sticky residue on the door.
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I've never heard of formaldehyde in Maple syrup. Is this something that occurs? The only way to know for sure would be to take a sample to a lab that perform an analysis for formaldehyde.
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I think it does because it does not say formaldehyde free. OPI has a Nail Envy that does say formaldehyde free.I will use that.
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Just to be on the safe side we let it dry overnight. It's still together to this day. The glue is a medium consistency. I highly recommend this glue. It's a great value considering you get a jug. It will last forever!
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You can, or use the kind that comes in a tube. I would advise wearing a protective mask because of the strong chemical odor in both types. Bottled fabric glue gradually thickens and then won't come out of itsspout. I was given advice to thin it with nail polish remover, but that didn't work... all it did was sit on the top of the glue, even when I shook it fiercely. The glues that come in tubes are less stringy, and can be found in your local crafts store.
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No glue needed ... Get a rubber alley and pound it a little ... It comes back
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According to my husband, whom it was bought for, it is removable. If there is any residue, 3M glue remover will work
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it is not, but I would use a thin layer of tacky glue instead of hot glue, you'll get a cleaner look.
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The main surface is made of three layers of solid bamboo. The other pieces is solid mono layer bamboo. I don't know about the formaldehyde.