Non toxic sofa beds (and other furniture)

charcharcharchar

3 months ago

Hi everyone,

desperately trying to find a non toxic sofa bed. Has anyone been successful in finding one??

Be so grateful to hear from any other (equally fussy) consumers who have managed to find non toxic companies!

Thanks :)

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