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Dear Valued Consumer,
Thank you for your inquiry. Our KitchenAid nonstick cookware does not contain Teflon, however the fumes from the nonstick coating are still harmful to birds.
For safety reasons, never cook with animals in or near the kitchen. Birds, in particular are vulnerable to hazardous fumes because birds are small in size and have very sensitive respiratory systems. Fumes from everyday cooking can be harmful to your bird--particularly smoke from burning foods.
Overheating cooking sprays, oils, fats, margarine, and butter may create dangerous fumes which a bird's respiratory system cannot handle. Scorched plastic handles or utensils can also contaminate the air and endanger birds.
Nonstick cookware with polytetrafluorethylene (PTFE) coating, can also emit fumes harmful to birds. Do not keep birds in or near the kitchen when cooking.
Most Sincerely,
Gareth Green
Gareth W. Green
Meyer Corporation
Consumer Relations Manager
(707) 551-2769 (office)
(707) 551-2953 (fax)
garethg@meyer.com
Alors attention tout le monde!Statistiques: Posté par mimi — Ven Jan 11, 2008 8:26 pm
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