+Re: Reduce exposure to bromine and flame retardands

[Guest guest]

That's a great idea with the baby quilts. And with the onsies - until about 5

years ago they couldn't make cotton flame retardant so all the old cotton kid's

sleep wear is safe. And kid's cotton day clothes are still mostly free of flame

retardants - the few exceptions usually have it on the lable as in " Do not was

with soap, use detergent only " (but even washing it with soap only gets a

minimal part of the stuff out.) My daughter sleeps in day wear...

Sonja

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> >> How can one tell if one's mattress has been treated by flame retardants ?

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