is the sleep sack free of flame retardant?
600437
It does not have flame retardant. (See the FAQ on Halo's website: http://www.halosleep.com/frequently-asked-questions/).
600438
The tag says 100% polyester and doesn't mention anything about flame retardant.
423962
Not Sure about the fire retardant as well, and the topper did have a pleasant minty smell. So if your looking for one with no smell, this isn't the one for you. Also the minty smell didn't last long and we still the the comfort it added to our select aire. We would purchase again!
38411
I am not sure what you mean with flame retardant. It is not 100% cotton, the bottom of the bedding is silky.
224633
I doubt it. The fabric seat cover is easily removed and washed (about 100 times for me so far). I don't think fire retardants would stand up to that.
386750
Hi There - I am the manufacturer of the Hammock Bliss Sleep Sack. The sleep sack is made from 100% nylon parachute material. The material feels soft like silk but it is extremely durable, does not snag, is completely breathable and washes perfectly in the washing machine and dries perfectly in the dryer. The more you wash your sleep sack the softer it gets!
1986951
Check out http://www.davincibaby.com/willow-natural-coconut-palm-crib-mattress and hover your mouse over the 'Meets Federal Flammability Standard CFR-1633'. They explain that the mattress does not contain any flame retardant materials, but use a thin layer of cotton-like material (possibly with Dupont chemicals) that do not contact the user and they use Kevlar thread to make the mattress, which is flame resistant. I did notice a slight odor when I removed it from the plastic wrapper, but aired it for several months before baby arrived and the slight smell was long gone. Good luck with your purchase- we have just flipped this one to the toddler side and I am still very happy with the purchase. Check out http://www.davincibaby.com/willow-natural-coconut-palm-crib-mattress and hover your mouse over the 'Meets Federal Flammability Standard CFR-1633'. They explain that the mattress does not contain any flame retardant materials, but use a thin layer of cotton-like material (possibly with Dupont chemicals) that do not contact the user and they use Kevlar thread to make the mattress, which is flame resistant. I did notice a slight odor when I removed it from the plastic wrapper, but aired it for several months before baby arrived and the slight smell was long gone. Good luck with... » Read More Check out http://www.davincibaby.com/willow-natural-coconut-palm-crib-mattress and hover your mouse over the 'Meets Federal Flammability Standard CFR-1633'. They explain that the mattress does not contain any flame retardant materials, but use a thin layer of cotton-like material (possibly with Dupont chemicals) that do not contact the user and they use Kevlar thread to make the mattress, which is flame resistant. I did notice a slight odor when I removed it from the plastic wrapper, but aired it for several months before baby arrived and the slight smell was long gone. Good luck with your purchase- we have just flipped this one to the toddler side and I am still very happy with the purchase. « Show Less
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.
2191504
It does not indicate if the product is flame retardant, however, I feel confident that this could burn into flames. It is a well crafted item and it has good weight to it. Fairly easy to use with some assistance.
1054877
I haven't seen this issue raised, but being all natural latex, I don't think it would contain flame retardants. Latex is not flammable like polyurethane.
528500
It appears that they are not. Here is a link to a blog where someone wrote and asked them: ladyplusbaby.com/?tag=halo-response-about-fire-retardant ...it's on the ladyplusbaby website and is a post tagged "halo-response-about-fire-retardant"...in case the weblink is blocked. On that page is posted these emails from Halo: Randall, Polyester is a natural flame retardant fabric; therefore all our fleece and comfort mesh items pass the standards with out flame retardant chemicals. Our cotton sleepsacks are made without the chemicals but can only pass the standards in the smaller sizes. This is the reason they are only made in these sizes. The flame resistance standards for children's sleepwear gets stricter as the sizes get larger. This is due to the mobility of the child increasing with size. If you have any other questions, please let us know. Christy Halo Innovations Customer Service ---------------------------------------------- Hello Randall, We do not use any flame resistance chemicals on any of our items. They pass the minimum standards for flame resistance without the use of chemicals. The standards are different based upon the size and mobility of the child therefore, the standards for larger or older children are more strict than for infants. This is why some of our products are only available in certain sizes. There are different CPSC levels of FR standards. The SleepSack wearable blanket falls into category 1610 which is for bedding categories. IF we were in a pajama category which is 1615 then the cotton SleepSacks would not pass without treatment. If you would like to learn more about this please visit the CPSC web site. http://www.cpsc.gov/ Regards, Karen Customer Service Halo Innovations Also on the Halosleep FAQ page, they say they are not chemically treated also. Hope that helps.
2203654
I am not aware of any 'civilian' type sleeping bags being flame retardant. My wife & I quit smoking many years ago.
368412
Don't know if it's flame retardant and I would gauge the firmess to be medium-hard. Cover comes off for easy washing.
827535
imported from China, it is Phthalate Free, Latex Free, Lead Free, BPA Free. We had to remove my 4 month old grand daughters bumper pad that came with her comforter due to the fact that she loves to get in the corner and fall asleep with her face against the bumper pad, when we removed it she decided that sticking her legs out of the crib slats would be cute. For safety we had to find something that would help keep her legs and arms in without having to add the traditional bumper pad back. This has been awesome-she can get in her little corner that she prefers and if her little face presses against it she can still breathe, yet it keeps her arms and legs in the crib where they belong :-)
1986950
I have no idea what makes it fire retardant. The mattress did not have an odor that I could make out when it arrived. I have loved the mattress so far and it has been 3 months.
2223674
The only mention of flame retardant on the box says "Notice: this article meets the flammability requirements of California Bureau of Home Furnishings Technical Bulletin 117. Care should be exercised near open flame or with burning cigarettes."
1794416
I was wondering the same thing, and it looks like the answer is most likely yes. One reviewer mentioned that the same product is sold in ebay, and that product description states that there is an inch foam at the center and that the mattress meets California flame retardant bulletin. See http://www.ebay.com/itm/Royal-Traditional-Japanese-Thai-Floor-Rolling-Futon-Mattresses-Beds-30-W-x-80-L-/290945623787?pt=Mattresses&hash=item43bdb5e6eb For more info on flame retardants and safety issues, go to http://www.greensciencepolicy.org/frequently-asked-questions
136126
There is nothing on the tags to indicate that it is flame or fire retardant. It did however state that it met all of the laws regarding the product. This makes me think that perhaps it is.