Is this paint non toxic?
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I've looked at the paper work and it says that liquitex is among the first artist material manufacture to list toxicity information on its paint labels. I have looked at the bottles and can't figure out what the toxicity is. Each color has different codes to them not smart enough to know what they all mean. There is a web site www.lequitex.com that might help or there is a phone number 1-888-4-acrylic that might be able to answer your questions. I have used them a lot and like them because I am sensitive to fumes/smell and can hardly tell that there are any at all. I had to stop using folk art paints and other brand like it because the fumes and smell were so bad they made me ill. So if it is the fumes/smell that bothers you this would be a good choice. I am very happy with this purchase and have purchased them again.
1662431
These paints are non-toxic, and they are appropriate for the older children, i would say probably older then 6 years old, just due to when it dries it is very hard to remove from surfaces, but if its wet war water and soap would do the trick.
1364654
Theres nothing toxic in these paintballs or in any other paintballs. They're made with gelatin and water paint.
2221240
I am not sure if it is safe or not. I do have asthma and it cause me to have a flare-up. What chemical exactly was in the paint that caused the attack, I am not sure.
1181985
I'm sure they are supposed to be. But even things labeled "non-toxic" have quite a bit of allowance for toxins in the product. Toys painted with milk paints and/or sealed with things like beeswax are probably safest.However, I don't know anything about the paint on this particular product.
1182281
It's non-toxic (says on the package). If you're thinking of using this in an enclosed pantry or something, I guess that would work.
1448734
I called Melissa & Doug and they verified there is no lead in any of their products (including magnets). Also, all paint is non-toxic.
2135630
I have reached out the manufacturer and they have confirmed that it will not damage the body paint. Angela Customer Support
67063
It's non-toxic as it's a kid's toy first and foremost (mine sits on a shelf with other shark memorabilia) so yes, but scrub it first with some mild soap and rinse it off good so as to not bring any bacteria into the tank. And as someone mentioned it will have to be weighted as it will be buoyant.
1158153
I have three birds love them note that yellow attracts bees however if you insist all modern paints are non toxic so have fun and good luck
650223
I purchase these couple months ago..it's not advertised as non toxic..the label states it contains resin acids, rosin acids, hydrogenated, esters with glycerol fenuron, hydrogen and propylamine. Doesn't sounds crib friendly and plus the color I needed came dry and useless. No bueno.
5654
I would say no its non toxic but it's not flavored usually all edible lube I've seen says so in fairly big print or is flavored
942197
It's wood but I don't know about non toxic. My children are 6 month and 2 years old and love it! Keeps them occupied for at least and hour which is good! :)
245503
I'm not sure if it's Eco friendly. It doesn't show the ingredients on the label. It just says non toxic. But usually items that are Eco friendly proudly display it on there labels so my guess is no.
965091
Most paint additives and sand textures are clean. This product is not and may alter the color and consistency of the paint. I hope this helps.
625935
Yes. Doesn't look like the paint will come off and not made of spongey material.
2109861
I have with no ill effects. It will not give you the shine that you can get from painting on a liquid finish though.