So where is the list of unsafe toys and childrens products?
It is wonderful that manufactures will no longer be able to produce toys and items with a high lead content for children, but where is the list of toys which contain the high lead content?
I don’t want my children playing with toys that are unsafe. If the CPSC felt it was important enough to lower the level to 300 ppm, why haven’t they posted a list of products that are over that limit so we can rid our homes of those items?
Why did the CPSC and Congress allow a Christmas come and go before enforcing the new law?
I resell these items, I don’t have to have them tested, but I still can’t sell a product that is over the limit – how am I suppose to know which are and which are not? I don’t want to sell an unsafe item and I sure as hell don’t want them in my home.
Where is the list???
Asked by Works4Mom.com at 8:57 PM on Jan. 16, 2009 in Money & Work
Level 15 (1,963 Credits)Answer by kaycee14 at 9:07 PM on Jan. 16, 2009
Answer by lilbit837 at 9:08 PM on Jan. 16, 2009
Answer by Works4Mom.com at 10:21 PM on Jan. 16, 2009
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