Is there any Brominated Flame Retardant chemicals used in the materials of this car seat?
1578688
No Britax bans their suppliers from using all chlorinated and brominated flame retardants.
162507
According to thefirstyears.com, no. The have recalls on a few items, but not car seats. See http://recalls.rc2corp.com/ and http://recalls.rc2corp.com/recalls_Past.html
833709
Not sure about the flame retarded part, however, the seat (all the the green or whatever color) you choose comes out. First by un-latching the tethers in the back then the 3 knobs in the front of the seat. (Very secure seat! !) You are able to take out the padding in the back which I think it's more like a stiff type of plastic foam (hope that helps). I'd say it would melt more than anything. As far as the material of the seat, is a very thickly woven fabric. Not exactly sure of the blend. I'm not sure if this fully answers your question, but I hope it helps you out! !
2200299
Car seats are crash tested with their specific parts. They recommend against using ANYTHING else in the car seat.
640025
No chemicals or flame retardants according to the label. Just Alpaca wool. Very light weight. Possibly too large for an infant. Might get tangled up in a crib. I love mine. Just right for this prolonged cold or hot spring.
2223830
I didn't see any warnings on the box. The chairs have a clear finish, so they have had a finish applied that I imagine is made of chemicals. It could be water-based but of course I don't know from looking at it. Also, the seat is made from laminated plywood and there is glue used in making plywood, that again is probably made of chemicals.
1454882
Hello, and thank you for your question about the Close and Secure Sleeper! This item does not have flame retardants.
795444
This is made of all natural latex. There are no synthetics in it. It does not have any toxic fire retardants.
192220
The seat is made of plastic. If you have any further questions please let us know.
1827481
polyester of some kind, I think nylon. This is the diaper holder, not the diaper.
817195
I don't know, but I have the Britax car seat. The cover is loose enough that when there's a strong gust of wind, it flips it over; but it stays put for the most part. There's a strong chemically smell when I first got the cover. I let it air out for the couple of days and the smell went away completely.
639047
Sorry, don't know for sure; I've tossed the info that came with them but I'm almost positive I made sure it was BPA and lead-free since I bought them (2 sets) originally for my grandson whom I was babysitting at 4-months old. This is where I put him for his play time. They cushioned him well when he was learning to sit up. He's now 3 and we use them under his wading pool on the back patio. They do fade in the sun.
924017
I found this information in Target: "Material: Plastic, PVC, Polyester" and "Safety and Security Features: BPA-free, Phthalate-free". The link is http://www.target.com/p/brica-gopad-diaper-changer/-/A-13929433.
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
1718769
The fabric on this car seat seems to do very well in hot weather. The only issue is with the usual parts that get hot on car seats like the plastic and metal. I have owned this seat for a while now and have been very happy with it.
2012944
The resin used to make this furniture is polyethylene, a flexible plastic. I don't know if this is fire retardant or not, or how safe it is to get it close to flames. I don't recall seeing anything about it when I ordered the chair and don't see anything on the Amazon page about it. It is definitely worth looking into because I think these chairs would be great to use for that purpose. I love mine.
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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.