Can someone please look at the label to see if this pillow contains fire retardant?
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There are no labels on the pillow itself and the packaging is long gone. I like the one I bought somwell I boughr a second one for my upstairs bedroom.
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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.
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I cut the tags off of mine so can't go off that. I looked on their website and it had this which mentions the infant support pillow however at bottom it says all boppy products meet some standards. This lounger is not to be used for sleep so might not have what you are lookin for. From Boppy Website: We take great care in the quality of our products. The fabric and filling in the Boppy Feeding and Infant Support pillow (and slipcovers for those pillows) meet all flammability standards without the addition of flame retardant chemicals. All bedding items containing filling material must meet certain flammability standards to be sold in the U.S. The State of California has the strictest standards and so all Boppy pillows are manufactured to meet the flammability requirements of the California Bureau of Home Furnishings.
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I don't think it intends to be fire-retardant, but I didn't look real hard to see if it was. Being as its mostly metal though, it could have some resistance to fire. Still, I'd say no to your question.
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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.
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I no longer have the packaging so I checked the tags on the curtain. They don't mention anything about flame retardants.
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No, the cotton cover is certified Organic and has not been treated with any fire retardant, or harsh or toxic chemicals. - Yes It's Organic
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Wrote the manufacturer, who was very responsive, and they said NO, it does not contain flame retardants. They also stated "MedSlant is made out of 95% hypo-allergenic polyurethane foam and 5% soy. The soy does not impact the foam - it just makes it more eco-friendly. MedSlant is made in the USA so you don't have to worry about vapor odors." And that's why I will be spending more on this pillow... no chemicals, please :)
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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!
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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.
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There is no label on the pillow itself so I don't know the composition of pillow. It is foam rubber and perhaps Amazon could find the information out for you. It is a lovely item for the price and I recommend it..
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Considering it was sent to me via mail I think you can check no. Really, what is not flammable if you intentionally set fire to it? It is not combustible, which is probably really what USPS wants to know.
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MamaDoo Kids here:As a result of the CPSC official categorization of our Mattress Topper, we are exempt from 16-CFR 1633 flammability standards. Further, as of January 1, 2014 we are also exempt from California Technical Bulletin 117, which means our foam does NOT have flame retardants at all.All our products conform to all rules and regulations set forth by the Consumer Products Safety Commission, (CPSIA) and they are rigorously tested to ensure that all parts are lead-safe, bpa-free, and phthalate-free.As parents ourselves we are very proud of our non-toxic, safe products. Please write us again if we can help in any way. MamaDoo Kids here:As a result of the CPSC official categorization of our Mattress Topper, we are exempt from 16-CFR 1633 flammability standards. Further, as of January 1, 2014 we are also exempt from California Technical Bulletin 117, which means our foam does NOT have flame retardants at all.All our products conform to all rules and regulations set forth by the Consumer Products Safety Commission, (CPSIA) and they are rigorously tested to ensure that all parts are lead-safe, bpa-free, and phthalate-free.As parents ourselves we are very proud of our... » Read More MamaDoo Kids here:As a result of the CPSC official categorization of our Mattress Topper, we are exempt from 16-CFR 1633 flammability standards. Further, as of January 1, 2014 we are also exempt from California Technical Bulletin 117, which means our foam does NOT have flame retardants at all.All our products conform to all rules and regulations set forth by the Consumer Products Safety Commission, (CPSIA) and they are rigorously tested to ensure that all parts are lead-safe, bpa-free, and phthalate-free.As parents ourselves we are very proud of our non-toxic, safe products. Please write us again if we can help in any way. « Show Less
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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."
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I have found that memory foam does have a smell at first but goes away fairly quickly if you air it out for a while. I don't know anything about fire retardant.
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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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I would say no. There is no recycle symbol on the label and the residue of the contents which are flammable would have to be washed out. There is also a caution about not comming in contact with the skin. My skin is sensative, but I have never had an issue with it.