Kwikset sliver-colored door handle: No Lead! No Cadmium! No Mercury! No Arsenic! [A great choice!]Kwikset door handle: No Lead! But 494 ppm Mercury (Hg).Baldwin door handle: 11,400 ppm Lead [For context: 90 is unsafe in items intended for use by children].First day of high school – 6 days late! Happy boys! They just want to learn all the things.Lead Safe Mama passed 3.9 million unique all time views today! Thank you!August 2019 is the second #BestMonthEver on LeadSafeMama.com with 208,449 unique views!Check out the top ten cities with the most #LeadSafeMama readers in August 2019Original vinyl bench for 1975 Hammond organ: 4,138 ppm Lead, 370 Arsenic, 21 Cadmium + 835 Antimony!Keyboard for 1975 Hammond organ: 73 ppm Lead + 186 Cadmium (& why I make an “exception” for instruments.)On August 28th, my legal team filed our lawsuit against the State of Oregon in Federal court. Read it here.I will not eat mussels again. These shells were positive for 14,000 ppb Cadmium. Food is toxic at levels below 100 ppb.1986 Dor Mei Toys Spinosaurus: 5,341 ppm Lead. 90 ppm and up is considered illegal and unsafe for toys made today.Another reason to avoid vintage toys – 1985 Imperial Toys T-Rex: 7,872 ppm Lead. This would be illegal if made today.This toy triceratops with 6,298 ppm Lead would be illegal if made today: Another reason to avoid vintage toysAugust 2019 is now in 3rd place in the race for #BestMonthEver 🙂 on LeadSafeMama.comVintage cloth Raggedy Andy doll: 4,941 ppm Lead (90 ppm & up is unsafe) + 238 ppm Arsenic (in the button eyes)#AskTamara: Do natural shells have Lead? Are they safe for kids to play with (as far as being non-toxic)?#AskTamara: Shellfish can have high Lead (as a food), but do clam *shells* have an unsafe level of Lead? Are they safe for kids?#AskTamara: I know shellfish can have high Lead (as a food), but do scallop *shells* have an unsafe level of Lead? Are they safe for kids?#AskTamara: Do sea shells have Lead? Are they safe for my kids to play with? [Spoilers: This one is Lead-free!]#AskTamara: Do sea shells have unsafe levels of heavy metals? Are they safe for my kids to play with?August 2019 is now in 4th place in the race for #BestMonthEver 🙂 – This is fun! Thanks everyone!Avi’s Thoughts on Climate Change Action – August 2019Video: Avi’s upset that he missed the first day of school because PPS did not yet approve his “Transfer” to Wilson. Posts pagination Previous Page 1 … 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 … 180 Next Page SharePin204PostEmailPrint204Shares
Baldwin door handle: 11,400 ppm Lead [For context: 90 is unsafe in items intended for use by children].
Keyboard for 1975 Hammond organ: 73 ppm Lead + 186 Cadmium (& why I make an “exception” for instruments.)
On August 28th, my legal team filed our lawsuit against the State of Oregon in Federal court. Read it here.
I will not eat mussels again. These shells were positive for 14,000 ppb Cadmium. Food is toxic at levels below 100 ppb.
1986 Dor Mei Toys Spinosaurus: 5,341 ppm Lead. 90 ppm and up is considered illegal and unsafe for toys made today.
Another reason to avoid vintage toys – 1985 Imperial Toys T-Rex: 7,872 ppm Lead. This would be illegal if made today.
This toy triceratops with 6,298 ppm Lead would be illegal if made today: Another reason to avoid vintage toys
Vintage cloth Raggedy Andy doll: 4,941 ppm Lead (90 ppm & up is unsafe) + 238 ppm Arsenic (in the button eyes)
#AskTamara: Do natural shells have Lead? Are they safe for kids to play with (as far as being non-toxic)?
#AskTamara: Shellfish can have high Lead (as a food), but do clam *shells* have an unsafe level of Lead? Are they safe for kids?
#AskTamara: I know shellfish can have high Lead (as a food), but do scallop *shells* have an unsafe level of Lead? Are they safe for kids?
#AskTamara: Do sea shells have Lead? Are they safe for my kids to play with? [Spoilers: This one is Lead-free!]
#AskTamara: Do sea shells have unsafe levels of heavy metals? Are they safe for my kids to play with?
Video: Avi’s upset that he missed the first day of school because PPS did not yet approve his “Transfer” to Wilson.
