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> Chemical-free flame retardant, CertiPUR safe foam Does that mean you're not using TDCPP? Is the foam you use naturally flame retardant so that you don't need
by smartician 13y ago
> Chemical-free flame retardant, CertiPUR safe foam
Does that mean you're not using TDCPP? Is the foam you use naturally flame retardant so that you don't need a chemical agent to achieve compliance with California's strict fire safety standards?
After reading about the health effects of chemical flame retardants, I'm very interested in getting a low-emission mattress.
- johmas 13y agoWe do not have TDCPP in our foams. We'd never put something like that in there not to mention there was a new law passed outlawing the use of FR chemicals inside of foam. We met the FR requirements of California, the strictest, by using a rayon/poly/sand blended material that we quilt into our covers. CertiPUR essentially tests the off gassing to a their strict standards. The reason we went with a 3rd party for tests is because the FTC hasn't established offgassing standards yet. So to hold ourselves accountable and to give a point of reference to our customers, we had CertiPUR test in their labs. If you have any other questions feel free to email me. jt at tuftandneedle