How do you test for lead paint on toys?
Target recently recalled several toys because they have lead paint. One of the sets is a dinosaur set but not the set I bought my son. I am not sure I trust them when they say his dinosaurs are safe. I want to remove the Target dinosaurs from his herd but he has so many I no longer know which ones came from Target. They cannot tell me how to distinguish their dinosaurs or even how many were in the pack I bought. So I was wondering if there was an easy at home way to test all of his dinosaurs for lead. Any suggestions?
lead paint in fact tastes sweet to children this is why they continue to eat it once they have tried it. there are simple test kits on the market to get an idea of the presence of lead paint in toys.
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