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Discussion in 'Infants' started by lee50, Jan 21, 2010.

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  1. Jan 22, 2010 #21
    VidyaaJ

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    YesBee, u can go to parrys and there are so many options... Many rocking chairs, bouncers and so many...

    Just give a try...
     
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  2. Jan 22, 2010 #22
    VidyaaJ

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    Vanathi,

    where did u buy it.. I enquired in few shops in Chennai and didnt get one..

    Vidyaa

     
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  3. Jan 22, 2010 #23
    sumanr

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    Very good ones Lee. Thanks for sharing.

    We are desparately looking for something for storing DD's things. I wanted to buy a chest-of-draws kind of thing in wood. But, I think this will work out great. I will check out at Nilkamal. Not sure where wee get it in Chennai.
     
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  4. Jan 22, 2010 #24
    lee50

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    Thanks Yesbee

    Actually we were on a bigger house hunt sometime back so this was an ideal option to pack up and move :)

    Thanks Ramya

    I already have the medicines kept in the cupboard in the tray. I use the plastic trays for my cupboard too. Poonam has already shown how she converted her chest of drawers in Sudha's LO's room thread you can get an idea.
     
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  5. Jan 22, 2010 #25
    YesBee

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    Vidyaa....is there any specific shop/street name in parrys. I have never been there before.
     
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    I ordered it through a local plastics dealer from Nilkamal. I was wondering if '@ Home' on Nelson manickam Road would have it as thats a Nilakamal-owned store. Welcome To Nilkamal Limited

    V.
     
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  7. Jan 22, 2010 #27
    tikka

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    I hope this is not a silly question, but I was wondering about the plastic used in the cupboard. Given the child's asthma we are very particular about it being phthalate-free:do any of you ladies recall what kind of plastic the cupboard is... I am looking for a storage unit for his toys and this looks good
     
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  8. Jan 22, 2010 #28
    lee50

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    Tikka,

    Nilkamal is a brandname and ISO certified company, I am sure they are taking care of the quality of plastic. In case you are looking for a toy cupboard they also have mini cupboards, half the size which can be used for rough storage.
     
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  9. Jan 22, 2010 #29
    tikka

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    I am sure it is a good quality plastic, we do have a lot of nilkamal stuff in our lawn. But I was trying to see if there is a labeling somewhere on the product which says what it is... I have been wanting this shelf for a while now, but could never get that info without going to the @home shop... Now that I know you and V have it, can I ask you ladies to look up the product literature if you still have it and let me know if there is a number inscribed there somewhere like in this link. SWRC - Plastics labelling For eg: our booster is no. 5 on it, so is food grade and safer. We avoid 2, 3, 4 and 7 inside the house, given our special needs. From what I read, phthlates are bad for children with asthma and I am getting rid of those in the house too... so that rules out PET bottles for us. I hope I have made it clearer now. TIA
     
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  10. Jan 23, 2010 #30
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    Wow...Tikka..
    I never knew so many grades of plastic existed...

    You seem to have done lot of research!!
     
    mridusudha, Jan 23, 2010
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