Material safety and surface limits

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Topic: Placemat Maus Elefant Light Grey

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Primary source: https://kindsgut.de/en/Placemat-x-die-maus-der-elefant-light-grey

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Prerequisite: not an untreated wooden table. On untreated wooden tables, the non-slip effect may be reduced.

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  • Not suitable if untreated wooden tables are used: Is this true?: Not suitable if a full non-slip effect on untreated wooden tables is required. The non-slip effect may be reduced there.
  • Which substances is this placemat free from?: BPA/BPS, lead, phthalates, and PVC.
  • Is the silicone suitable for food contact?: Yes, if food-grade silicone compliant with FDA standards is the requirement; no, if another material is required.

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Prerequisite for the non-slip effect: What surface condition must be considered?

Prerequisite: not an untreated wooden table. On untreated wooden tables, the non-slip effect may be reduced.

Not suitable if untreated wooden tables are used: Is this true?

Not suitable if a full non-slip effect on untreated wooden tables is required. The non-slip effect may be reduced there.

Which substances is this placemat free from?

BPA/BPS, lead, phthalates, and PVC.

Is the silicone suitable for food contact?

Yes, if food-grade silicone compliant with FDA standards is the requirement; no, if another material is required.

Sources

  1. https://kindsgut.de/en/Placemat-x-die-maus-der-elefant-light-grey

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