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How many kinds of rubber are there? And what does "Environment Friendly Rubber Material" mean? Hundreds of thousands of babies put these in their mouth and lick them continuously.
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anorlunda said:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_rubber#Varieties
But there are no language police to prevent marketing campaigns from using the word rubber for almost anything. I don't think we will be able to give you a specific answer unless you give us the identity of the specific product.
Nor the term "environmentally friendly". When I clicked the thread title/link, I found the question is about safety, not the environment. They are totally different things - in some ways, even opposites.anorlunda said:But there are no language police to prevent marketing campaigns from using the word rubber for almost anything.
Who is we?jake jot said:Note these toys made in china are sold in amazon and the USA and millions worldwide use them. So we need to identity the exact ingredients.
"Environmentally Friendly Rubber Material" is a type of rubber that is produced using sustainable and eco-friendly methods. It is made from natural and renewable sources, such as plants, and does not contain harmful chemicals or additives.
Unlike traditional rubber, which is often made from synthetic materials derived from petroleum, "Environmentally Friendly Rubber Material" is made from natural sources. This makes it more sustainable and less harmful to the environment.
Yes, "Environmentally Friendly Rubber Material" is biodegradable. This means that it can break down into natural materials over time, reducing its impact on the environment.
There are several benefits to using "Environmentally Friendly Rubber Material". It is more sustainable and eco-friendly, as it is made from natural sources. It also has a lower carbon footprint and does not release harmful chemicals into the environment. Additionally, it can be recycled and reused, reducing waste.
Yes, "Environmentally Friendly Rubber Material" is just as durable as traditional rubber. It has similar properties and can be used in a variety of applications, such as in tires, seals, and other rubber products.