Nontoxic paint for the nursery?

Question

Are all paints safe to use in the baby’s room or are there good types with no strong fumes?

Neil · Answer

Yes you can use any water based paints and primers that will suffice for the job. Just need a bit longer time to properly harden and cure.

Terry · Answer

In a nursery you would be best using a water based paint as there are very little fumes and are safe enough

Brian · Answer

Any water based paint should be ok to use in a nursery

Paul · Answer

Any water based paint will do for this job and water based gloss is good also

Lucan · Answer

Nope, when an area is painted on one shouldn't  be in that area until the smell is completely free from the area

Paul · Answer

Any water based paint should be fine for a nursery.
Oil based paint not so good.

Paul

Padraig · Answer

If I were painting a nursery I would use a washable paint on the walls and a water base on the wood work cuts down the smell and dries quick.

Jay · Answer

Quick drying undercoat (water base) as well as top coat.
Non toxic

Mark · Answer

Hi customers

Yes there are low odor paint materials for all conditions of breathing disorders & also children's still growing delicate respiratory organs.

More and more people do seek them out with conditions such as asthma & any other bronchiolitis difficulties.
Fumes,dust,cintaminents,silicosis are also a few other to look out for.

They can be seen as a more common elements in construction and CDM Control Design Management and the risk assessments the more commercial sites must, undertake in a now new Health Surveillance from HSE.

Steven · Answer

Use a good quality water based emulsion.

There should be no paint smells at all.

Nontoxic paint for the nursery?

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