SIL gave my kids dog beds to lie on

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Anonymous wrote:Why would be they sold for dogs if they were unsafe for humans? If it’s unsafe, it’s unsafe. Clearly they are not unsafe. Yeah, don’t make a big deal.

Well for starters most human pillows have that tag that says it's filled with all new Materials ... what are dog beds stuffed with??.

Fiberglass and asbestos

With a sprinkle of lead and mercury for good measure

Citation for this, or all just a part of the persecution fantasy?

The PPs are joking…

Thank you for clarifying. I am glad to hear it.

Oh my!! I am one of the PPs. I cannot understand how you didn’t get it was a joke. In US dogs are often very spoiled and dog food/furniture/clothing etc are usually made with good quality material

*gestures vaguely at the progress of the thread*

I mean, really.

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Anonymous wrote:What's next, dog bowls with their names on it for their morning cereal? Dog toys? No, sorry, I would be offended too. Unless she didn't realize they're for dogs.

+1 you get it

Quelle horreurs

Those look like play cushions not dog beds. Are those children told to stay on the floor and not get on the sofa?

Well these are dog beds. Seems like a distinction without much difference to me.

They all look cute but what is inside?

https://www.wgbh.org/news/local-news/2018/10/09/why-do-mattresses-and-pillows-have-do-not-remove-labels

the mattress making industry was in its "wild, wild west " phase. "I mean ... years ago they threw anything they wanted into the bedding," said Terry. "Newspapers, dirty rags, sweepings off the floor, part of their lunches, droppings, anything," — not to mention horsehair, chopped up old hospital or hotel mattress innards, and corn husks.As you might imagine, with fill like this, bacteria and vermin found a cozy home inside.

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Anonymous wrote:What's next, dog bowls with their names on it for their morning cereal? Dog toys? No, sorry, I would be offended too. Unless she didn't realize they're for dogs.

+1 you get it

Quelle horreurs

Those look like play cushions not dog beds. Are those children told to stay on the floor and not get on the sofa?

Well these are dog beds. Seems like a distinction without much difference to me.

They all look cute but what is inside?

WTAF? You know this is referencing the late 1800s, right?

https://www.wgbh.org/news/local-news/2018/10/09/why-do-mattresses-and-pillows-have-do-not-remove-labels

the mattress making industry was in its "wild, wild west " phase. "I mean ... years ago they threw anything they wanted into the bedding," said Terry. "Newspapers, dirty rags, sweepings off the floor, part of their lunches, droppings, anything," — not to mention horsehair, chopped up old hospital or hotel mattress innards, and corn husks.As you might imagine, with fill like this, bacteria and vermin found a cozy home inside.