http://www.tech4kids.com/blog.aspx?site_id=10464&blog_id=280369 Tech 4 Kids is known for bringing together great licenses and innovative product concepts and maintain a strong, continually growing portfolio of childrens toys across 6 brands. EN-US Copyright &#xA9; 2012 Tech4Kids http://www.triplePixel.com Fri, 04 May 2012 09:00:00 GMT Have a questions? Find it here, or contact us for an answer! Tech 4 Kids Tech 4 Kids is known for bringing together great licenses and innovative product concepts and maintain a strong, continually growing portfolio of childrens toys across 6 brands. Tech 4 Kidstoys@tech4kids.com no http://www.tech4kids.com/blogentry.aspx?site_id=10464&entry_id=298742http://www.tech4kids.com/blogentry.aspx?site_id=10464&entry_id=298742 Fri, 04 May 2012 14:00:00 GMT A: Sometimes, you may notice a smell coming from your Mash'Em after opening up the single packs.&nbsp; This smell is only noticeable for a few minutes after opening, and is only present in our single pack Mash'Ems.&nbsp; We have reviewed all of our 3rd party lab testing reports on the paint ingredients. We have also consulted our toxicologist on how to best assure you that the odour is non-toxic to humans. <br /> <br /> The smell comes from the paint solvent &ldquo;Xylene&rdquo;. Xylene is a widely used solvent in ink, paints, resins and lacquers. The amount of xylene in our Mash&rsquo;ems is not a safety hazard. The Odor Threshold for xylene is 1ppm (4.4mg/m3), and this is a 100 times less than the amount permitted for an 8 hour exposure limit. Since the xylene traces rapidly evaporate, human exposure is extremely minimal and is of no toxicological importance. The exposure levels are considered to be much less than permitted levels in food and water as permitted by EPA and FDA. It is considered there are no safety/ toxicological concerns with the residual odour of xylene on the toys. <br /> A: Sometimes, you may notice a smell coming from your Mash'Em after opening up the single packs. This smell is only noticeable for a few minutes after opening, and is only present in our single pack Mash'Ems. We have reviewed all of our 3rd party lab testing reports on the paint ingredients. We have also consulted our toxicologist on how to best assure you that the odour is non-toxic to humans. The smell comes from the paint solvent “Xylene”. Xylene is a widely used solvent in ink, paints, resins and lacquers. The amount of xylene in our Mash’ems is not a safety hazard. The Odor Threshold for xylene is 1ppm (4.4mg/m3), and this is a 100 times less than the amount permitted for an 8 hour exposure limit. Since the xylene traces rapidly evaporate, human exposure is extremely minimal and is of no toxicological importance. The exposure levels are considered to be much less than permitted levels in food and water as permitted by EPA and FDA. It is considered there are no safety/ toxicological concerns with the residual odour of xylene on the toys. http://www.tech4kids.com/blogentry.aspx?site_id=10464&entry_id=289663http://www.tech4kids.com/blogentry.aspx?site_id=10464&entry_id=289663 Thu, 08 Mar 2012 07:00:00 GMT A: Our product is made out of a material called TPR, which stands for Thermo Plastic Rubber.&nbsp; This is a non-toxic material which will not cause any damage or irritation to your child&rsquo;s skin.&nbsp; Even if your children are allergic to latex or rubber materials, he/she can still play with TPR as it does not actually classify as a rubber allergen.&nbsp; A: Our product is made out of a material called TPR, which stands for Thermo Plastic Rubber. This is a non-toxic material which will not cause any damage or irritation to your child’s skin. Even if your children are allergic to latex or rubber materials, he/she can still play with TPR as it does not actually classify as a rubber allergen. http://www.tech4kids.com/blogentry.aspx?site_id=10464&entry_id=280376http://www.tech4kids.com/blogentry.aspx?site_id=10464&entry_id=280376 Wed, 04 Jan 2012 17:00:00 GMT <p>A: The liquid used in both Mashems and Splat products is certified non-toxic.</p> <p>Both products have been tested and meet all regulatory and safety requirements of each market where they are made available.&nbsp; If your Mashems or Splat product breaks or is leaking please dispose of it.</p> <p>In case of contact with eyes or mouth, flush immediately with clean water. If there is any sign of irritation please consult with a physician.&nbsp; For any additional information or queries please contact us at <a href="http://www.tech4kids.com/mailto:toys@tech4kids.com">toys@tech4kids.com</a></p> A: The liquid used in both Mashems and Splat products is certified non-toxic. Both products have been tested and meet all regulatory and safety requirements of each market where they are made available. If your Mashems or Splat product breaks or is leaking please dispose of it. In case of contact with eyes or mouth, flush immediately with clean water. If there is any sign of irritation please consult with a physician. For any additional information or queries please contact us at toys@tech4kids.com http://www.tech4kids.com/blogentry.aspx?site_id=10464&entry_id=280373http://www.tech4kids.com/blogentry.aspx?site_id=10464&entry_id=280373 Wed, 04 Jan 2012 16:00:00 GMT A: Yes! You should wear it! The leash is not a bad thing and you should wear it at all times around your ankle. If you wipeout or fall off your Snow MX while riding, the leash will prevent your Snow MX from becoming a runaway board and hitting someone else. At ski resorts they are very strict about this, and you must wear the leash at all times. It&rsquo;s best to just make it a habit, like putting on a seatbelt. A: Yes! You should wear it! The leash is not a bad thing and you should wear it at all times around your ankle. If you wipeout or fall off your Snow MX while riding, the leash will prevent your Snow MX from becoming a runaway board and hitting someone else. At ski resorts they are very strict about this, and you must wear the leash at all times. It’s best to just make it a habit, like putting on a seatbelt. http://www.tech4kids.com/blogentry.aspx?site_id=10464&entry_id=280375http://www.tech4kids.com/blogentry.aspx?site_id=10464&entry_id=280375 Wed, 04 Jan 2012 15:00:00 GMT A: Definitely! We have a list of videos right here:<br /> <br /> 1. <a target="_blank" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZe9gT3NRTM">360</a><br /> 2. <a target="_blank" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7wAvO8brA0">Carving</a><br /> 3. <a target="_blank" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfaRNk-tHlM">Getting on &amp; off a Chairlift</a><br /> 4. <a target="_blank" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE_RvE8Ygoc">Handlebar Spin</a><br /> 5. <a target="_blank" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJSCVjmS4Ik">Hockey Stop</a><br /> 6. <a target="_blank" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZW1gLRxLes">Jump</a><br /> 7. <a target="_blank" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2f3xtU2ZgY">No Footer</a><br /> 8. <a target="_blank" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vpkjOYZFms">Rail Slide</a><br /> 9. <a target="_blank" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHy9OXaYw1w">Tail Whip</a> A: Definitely! We have a list of videos right here: 1. 360 2. Carving 3. Getting on & off a Chairlift 4. Handlebar Spin 5. Hockey Stop 6. Jump 7. No Footer 8. Rail Slide 9. Tail Whip http://www.tech4kids.com/blogentry.aspx?site_id=10464&entry_id=280374http://www.tech4kids.com/blogentry.aspx?site_id=10464&entry_id=280374 Wed, 04 Jan 2012 15:00:00 GMT A: If you are gaining a bit too much speed and want to slow things down a little you can reduce your speed by using the edges on the front and rear of your Snow MX like skiing or snowboarding. Much like doing a turn on your Snow MX, using your weight to turn your board and push down on your inside edge to dig into the snow. To stop, increase the turn of your Snow MX and carve deep into the snow on your inside edge lifting the front outside edge up off the snow. Also be sure to check out the Hockey Stop video <a target="_blank" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJSCVjmS4Ik">here</a>. A: If you are gaining a bit too much speed and want to slow things down a little you can reduce your speed by using the edges on the front and rear of your Snow MX like skiing or snowboarding. Much like doing a turn on your Snow MX, using your weight to turn your board and push down on your inside edge to dig into the snow. To stop, increase the turn of your Snow MX and carve deep into the snow on your inside edge lifting the front outside edge up off the snow. Also be sure to check out the Hockey Stop video here .