Most Popular Lead Safe Mama Posts of All Time: New Year’s Eve 2021/2022Lead Safe Mama, LLC just passed 8,700 Instagram followers!Lead Safe Mama, LLC End-Of Year 2021 Debt SummaryVatming Toy Car (Made in Hong Kong): 154 ppm Lead + 56 Cadmium + 16,300 ppm GOLD + 3,401 ppm Platinum.Red Antique Tootsie Toy Trailer Car (Made in Chicago): 94 ppm Lead + 73 Cadmium + 7,862 ppm GOLD! (Woah!)Blue Antique Tootsie Toy Trailer Car (Made in Chicago): 77 ppm Lead + 107 Cadmium + 5,246 ppm GOLD! (Woah!)Ceramic restaurant dish from Red Lobster – white with blue trim [35417 LL]: 52 ppm Lead on the food surface (safe by all standards).Foam cushion inserts from popular “non-toxic” Los Angeles-based sofa brand test positive for Lead & Arsenic. This product is marketed as “Lead-free.”MagnaTiles® brand magnetic building toy tested positive for trace levels of Arsenic, Mercury, and Cadmium in the metal rivets.Vintage Tonka metal dune buggy style toy car with yellow body paint. The Lead is in the TIRES! 14,300 ppm! (90 & up is unsafe for kids)One mother’s journey with Lead-exposure concerns and OCDAre you following Lead Safe Mama on Instagram yet? If not, please join us there! You could win free stuff just by following this work!Top Ten Lead Safe Mama Posts of 2021!Full XRF test results for Target’s Hearth & Hand with Magnolia animal figurine set (wood)My post about Corelle dishes (from December 2019) has not been challenged by Corelle’s legal department (there’s no benefit to them in challenging the truth.)Tamara’s Favorite Things List – 2021 / 2022: Stainless Steel Carabiners!Full XRF test results for: Target’s Hearth & Hand With Magnolia Kids’ Tree Set – Wood.Vintage Shiny Brite Christmas Ornament — Red Decorated Glass Ball: 131 ppm Arsenic + 109 ppm Lead (90 ppm & up is unsafe for kids)Vintage Shiny Brite Christmas Ornament — Peach Glass Ball: 39 ppm Lead (90 ppm & up is unsafe for kids)Vintage Shiny Brite (?) Christmas Ornament — Pink Glass Ball: 10 ppm Lead (90 ppm & up is unsafe for kids)Understanding ppm vs. ppb vs. percent — what do the terms “parts per million,” and “parts per billion” mean?All I want for Christmas…The biggest piece of corporate greenwashing bullshit I have read in very long time! Thanks for the laugh, Paparazzi.Thank you for supporting this work friends! Posts pagination Previous Page 1 … 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 … 181 Next Page SharePin204PostEmailPrint204Shares
Vatming Toy Car (Made in Hong Kong): 154 ppm Lead + 56 Cadmium + 16,300 ppm GOLD + 3,401 ppm Platinum.
Red Antique Tootsie Toy Trailer Car (Made in Chicago): 94 ppm Lead + 73 Cadmium + 7,862 ppm GOLD! (Woah!)
Blue Antique Tootsie Toy Trailer Car (Made in Chicago): 77 ppm Lead + 107 Cadmium + 5,246 ppm GOLD! (Woah!)
Ceramic restaurant dish from Red Lobster – white with blue trim [35417 LL]: 52 ppm Lead on the food surface (safe by all standards).
Foam cushion inserts from popular “non-toxic” Los Angeles-based sofa brand test positive for Lead & Arsenic. This product is marketed as “Lead-free.”
MagnaTiles® brand magnetic building toy tested positive for trace levels of Arsenic, Mercury, and Cadmium in the metal rivets.
Vintage Tonka metal dune buggy style toy car with yellow body paint. The Lead is in the TIRES! 14,300 ppm! (90 & up is unsafe for kids)
Are you following Lead Safe Mama on Instagram yet? If not, please join us there! You could win free stuff just by following this work!
My post about Corelle dishes (from December 2019) has not been challenged by Corelle’s legal department (there’s no benefit to them in challenging the truth.)
Vintage Shiny Brite Christmas Ornament — Red Decorated Glass Ball: 131 ppm Arsenic + 109 ppm Lead (90 ppm & up is unsafe for kids)
Vintage Shiny Brite Christmas Ornament — Peach Glass Ball: 39 ppm Lead (90 ppm & up is unsafe for kids)
Vintage Shiny Brite (?) Christmas Ornament — Pink Glass Ball: 10 ppm Lead (90 ppm & up is unsafe for kids)
Understanding ppm vs. ppb vs. percent — what do the terms “parts per million,” and “parts per billion” mean?
The biggest piece of corporate greenwashing bullshit I have read in very long time! Thanks for the laugh, Paparazzi.
