Toxic Squishies The Danes tested 12 Squishies for the offgassing of toxic chemicals. All 12 Squishies were found to emit toxic substances (including dimethylformamide, xylene, and methylene chloride). The chemicals are thought to cause reproductive problems, cancer, liver and nervous system damage, and irritation to the mucous membrane and eyes.
A mom's warning on Facebook urging parents to stop buying the popular soft foam toys or "squishies" has gone viral, prompting questions over safety. Are Squishies toxic? According to the Danish government, ever-popular kids toys Squishies may contain toxic chemicals. Here's everything you need to know.
Testing of squishies found the popular toys emit 'dangerous' chemicals that have been linked to cancer, organ damage, eye irritation and impaired fertility. Should children be allowed to play with Squishmallows and polyester stuffies? Every time you squish them, you release a cloud of polyester microplastics. Squish' Em, Make 'Em! Squishmallows represent the ideal balance of comfort, safety, and quality craftsmanship.
Understanding what Squishmallows are made of - premium polyester filling and ultra-soft spandex - explains why they've become beloved companions for stress relief, collecting, and comfort around the world. A report claims there are dangerous chemicals in squishies toys (Picture: metro.co.uk) To the uninitiated (meaning adults who don't have kids), 'squishies' are a type of toy that are super. Curious if Squishmallows are toxic? Learn about the safety of these cuddly, popular plush toys and how you can win them on Playbite.
Have 'Squishies' Toys Been Recalled in Denmark for Being Toxic? A Facebook user's account of "hallucinations" by her daughter brought to light a critical assessment of the toys in Europe. Denmark has banned Squishies, and now parents are being warned about possible toxic chemicals that have been found in the popular toys. Scary stuff!