Oh, gosh, now he'll be posting a new thread on lead paint removal!
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Sanitize Used High Chair
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Thanks for all the suggestions!
SDM
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Yes, get some OCD therapy.
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new high chairs are required to meet child safety standards. there are many recalls. before you fill up a bathtub with bleach and water, google: high chair safety cpsc or search high chairs at:
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Just wait till he figures out the boy has more germs than the chair.
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a brand new one from china is likely more hazardous than local bugs from america
lead based paint, foreign bugs, hazardous stuff in plastics etc
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On Wed, 29 Oct 2008 05:43:43 -0600, snipped-for-privacy@noplace.com wrote Re Re: Sanitize Used High Chair:
Or, he can wipe it down with soap and water and forget it. Just like our parents did.
To the OP: the government is more a threat to your safety and well-being than "germs".