Healthy House Approved Non Toxic Furniture Couch Picks

Whether you're looking for a couch right now or you might be in the future, this week's video and post will help you navigate just how to purchase non toxic furniture and toxin free couches for your space.
Find the full guide here (with inks to all my recommendations): healthyhouseon...

[@maryann8393]

Hi thank you for sharing your knowledge. I would like to get your opinion on a couch that it mentioned the following if its okay to buy this?
Fill: Responsible Down Standard certified & meets USDA hypoallergenic regulations. Free from flame retardant chemicals.
Wood: Sustainably-sourced Goodwood frame

[@kathys9173]

What would you recommend for those who have wool and latex allergies?

[@Healthyhouseontheblock]

@@kathys9173 great question. This might be an instance where you go low toxin with a leather sofa. Vegan leather made of cork is a good option. But so many toxin free brands use natural latex and wool. You might just opt for a certipure synthetic foam as a lower toxin option.

[@ginnylorenz5265]

Thank you so much!! This is what I've been looking for!! Now.....on with the task of cleaning up my home😅❣

[@happygolucky2223]

I'm in the market for a non-toxic electric roaster for canning season. Any recommendations? I feel like most have aluminum tray inserts.

[@Healthyhouseontheblock]

I haven't looked into this one! Great question! If ever I'm in a pinch and I can't find a component like a tray that's stainless steel I do one of two things: (1) look for a stainless steel tray that is the same size that I could swap it out with, or (2) use unbleached, natural parchment paper as a buffer between food and the original tray. I hope that helps!