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Discription : Teach your daughters to care for Mother Earth with this "green" make-believe tea set with four place settings. Includes 17 pieces: one pink teapot with purple lid, one purple sugar bowl and lid, one blue creamer, four blue teacups, four green saucers, and four yellow teaspoons. Made in the USA from recycled milk jugs.
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Great, durable tea set. Love that is made from recycled material and is safe for my kids.
Last Christmas I made the promise that I would be only purchasing items made in the USA for presents. This tea set caught my eye & I was really impressed. Very high quality, does not crack like other plastic toys. Our little ones have had hours & hours of fun with this set & even though the dog got hold of a piece he only put teeth marks in it so still usable. Other plastic products would have been destroyed instantly. You will not be disappointed with this.
i think this tea set is indestructible. the plastic is very very hard. my kids throw the cups everywhere and eat snack out of them. they also use the spoons sometimes to eat with. i got this for them at christmas when they got a kitchen - it is a little early for them to know what a tea set is, but they will grow into this. i'm sure my daughter (who turned 1 at christmas) will one day love love love this tea set. they haven't yet lost any of the parts, thank goodness.
i've handwashed all of it (several times) and it has held up well. i'm glad i picked this tea set rather than one of the metal ones or the thin plastic ones. ceramic is out of the question at this point! :)
By using the Green Toys Tea Set, your preschooler can help save the planet – a cup of tea at a time. Designed for children ages three and up, the tea set is made from recycled milk jugs, is FDA approved to eat and drink from, and does not contain BPA, phthalates, or lead paint. The set is colorful and durable, and is ideal for bath-time tea parties.
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This environmentally friendly tea set is FDA approved, and completely safe to drink from. View larger. |
Colorful and 100% Recycled
This authentically styled tea set comes in pastel colors with interchangeable lids for the pot and sugar bowl. The lightweight set is made out of a durable recycled material. Manufactured, assembled, and tested in the United States, the set is environmentally safe, non-toxic, and dishwasher friendly.
Another highlight of this tea set is the recycled cardboard packaging it comes in, which you can also recycle when you're through with it. With no plastic or twisting ties -- or any of the other environmentally unfriendly annoyances that come with opening up toy packaging -- it's easy to open and earth-friendly.
Help the Environment
With the Green Toys Tea Set, you can feel better about your purchase since you're doing something good to help the environment. It's safe and durable for your child's use -- especially when eating or drinking from the set.
Use the tea set to help your child learn more about recycling, helping the environment, saving energy, and reducing greenhouse gases while they serve tea to family and friends.
Besides the environmental benefits, the set is brightly colored, lightweight, and durable -- making it a tea set that will last for years to come.
What's in the Box
Tea pot with lid, sugar bowl with lid, creamer, four cups, four saucers, and four teaspoons.
The cups, pots and saucers are colored in gentle pastels. |
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Green Toys Tea Set
Description: Teach your daughters to care for Mother Earth with this "green" make-believe tea set with 4 place. Includes 17 pieces: 1 pink teapot with purple lid, one purple sugar bowl with lid 1 blue creamer and 4 blue teacups, saucers 4 green, yellow, and 4 teaspoons. Made in the USA from recycled milk jugs.
More review soon.
Great, solid set of tea. Love, which is made from recycled materials and is safe for my children.
I 've handwashed all this (several times), and he spent well. I 'am glad that I chose this tea set, and not one of them metal or thin plastic. ceramics and speech at this moment! :)
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This environmentally tea is FDA approved and completely safe to drink from. View larger. |
A colorful and 100% recycled
This authentically-style tea comes in pastel colors, with removable lids for the bank and sugar. Easy installation is made from durable recycled materials. Manufactured, assembled and tested in the United States, set an environmentally safe, nontoxic and dishwasher environment.
Another highlight of this tea is a secondary packaging carton as it was, which can in recycling, you 'through it. In the absence or distortion plastic ties - or any other environmentally harmful hassles that come with the opening of the packaging toys - it 's easy to open and eco-friendly.
Help Environment
With Green Tea set toys, you can feel better about your purchase because you 're doing something good to help the environment. It 's safe and durable for your child' s use - especially when eating or drinking from the set.
With the help of tea to help your child learn about recycling, helping the environment, saving energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, when they were served tea with family and friends.
In addition to environmental benefits, a lot of bright, lightweight and durable - making it a tea set, which will last for many years.
What 'in the box
Kettle with lid, sugar bowl with lid, creamer, 4 cups, saucers 4 and 4 teaspoons.
Cups, pots and plates are painted in soft pastels. |
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