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Question 1

Is the glue used in these cutting boards non toxic? View answer

Answer posted 9 months ago

Question 2

How many cutting boards is this for? The picture shows sets of three in different colors. Is this 3 cutting boards - one of each design? Or is it just one? If so, which color and I getting? View answer

Answer posted 1 year ago

Question 3

where is the serial number located? View answer

Answer posted 1 year ago

Question 4

How can this be non toxic if there is glue used, as well as stain.Should be all natural with nothing on it.And that's going into people's food, therefore their bodies!? View answer

Answer posted 1 year ago

Question 5

Is your test able to detect asbestos in vermiculite attic insulation from 1950's? View answer

Answer posted 1 year ago

Question 6

Do the kits have an expiration date on them? I have one but cannot find this info View answer

Answer posted 1 year ago

Question 7

Hello are all of your cutting boards GREENGUARD certified ?? View answer

Answer posted 2 years ago

Question 8

Hello, where can I confirm your green guard certification? View answer

Answer posted 2 years ago

Question 9

Hello! Do you ship in Canada? View answer

Answer posted 2 years ago

Question 10

Can i buy just the material to make my own boards? View answer

Answer posted 2 years ago

Question 11

Are these glue/formaldehyde free? View answer

Answer posted 2 years ago

Question 12

which is the front of the card? View answer

Answer posted 2 years ago

Question 13

Hello, I have one of these boards but recently found out the resin that was used is phenolic formaldehyde. Just the mention of anything formaldehyde gave me a scare so I searched the web for answers. The internet being like it is I found plenty of "organic mom" blogs saying the use of these boards is basically equivalent to poisoning your entire family. So I was very surprised to see you guys selling them. I am a customer of your paints and sealants and I trust you, so seeing this makes me feel better - but perhaps you can explain what makes these boards safe and nontoxic for food prep. I understand urea formaldehyde is the bad guy but why is the phenol variety ok? Is it possible it could leach into food during use? View answer

Answer posted 3 years ago

Question 14

How do you prevent the wood from getting moldy? View answer

Answer posted 3 years ago

Question 15

Can I test clothing? View answer

Answer posted 3 years ago

Question 16

How many test strips do you get? View answer

Answer posted 3 years ago

Question 17

Is it safe to use these bamboo boards for cutting meats, or would they absorb bacteria? View answer

Answer posted 4 years ago

Question 18

Will the lab results tell me the percentage of asbestos in the material, or is just positive/negative? View answer

Answer posted 4 years ago

Question 19

How do i test around window frame and window sill? View answer

Answer posted 4 years ago

Question 20

I tried the surface test but the wipe immediately turned yellow when water was added before object was swiped. What does that mean? View answer

Answer posted 4 years ago

Question 21

Where is the dish rack made? what country? View answer

Answer posted 4 years ago

Question 22

I am removing floor tile that was put in in 1966 I think it might be asbestos should I get tested for exposure? View answer

Answer posted 4 years ago

Question 23

Why are two kits sent? Can you use one for basement and one for most occupied room on first level? View answer

Answer posted 4 years ago

Question 24

Can a car in motion admit carbon emissions in the cabin? View answer

Answer posted 4 years ago

Question 25

Do you have a lid for the pastry stand? View answer

Answer posted 4 years ago

Question 26

Why do some internet reviews complain of bad chemical smells that they cannot get rid of? Ammonia, formaldehyde like. View answer

Answer posted 4 years ago

Question 27

Do these cutting boards warp easily? Do they warp if they're washed in a dishwasher? View answer

Answer posted 5 years ago

Question 28

Are they dishwasher safe? View answer

Answer posted 5 years ago

Question 29

In which country was the item manufactured? View answer

Answer posted 5 years ago

Question 30

Neighbor sanding historic house chips coming into our yard? Can I test for lead the chips? View answer

Answer posted 5 years ago

Question 31

Easy to use? View answer

Answer posted 5 years ago

Question 32

I need to take 2 samples - one each from two different rooms in the house - can I bundle them together, or do I have to buy two separate kits? View answer

Answer posted 5 years ago

Question 33

Is there lacquer on this product? Also, what kind of glue or adhesive is used? Thank you! View answer

Answer posted 5 years ago

Question 34

Can you use both sides of the boards? View answer

Answer posted 5 years ago

Question 35

Hi, is this a multi use microwave tester? View answer

Answer posted 5 years ago

Question 36

Is it possible that I see black mold on my board or are they most likely stains? View answer

Answer posted 5 years ago

Question 37

Does it dull knife edges? View answer

Answer posted 5 years ago

Question 38

Does this cutting board slide around on the countertop while in use like a hard plastic cutting board or will it stay in one place while slicing and chopping veggies? View answer

Answer posted 6 years ago

Question 39

Are they microwave safe? View answer

Answer posted 6 years ago

Question 40

My understanding is that bamboo comes from overseas and will be sprayed either before it is put on the plane for shipping or sprayed when it enters our country. Is this the case with your products? View answer

Answer posted 6 years ago

Question 41

Do you also do radon mitigation? View answer

Answer posted 6 years ago

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