I would be cautious about โgreenโ materials. Iโm chemically sensitive and I purchased some window shades a few years ago, and they were certified six ways from Sunday, but within 10 minutes after they were installed, my eyes were burning so badly and my throat was starting to swell up that I had to have someone come and take them down immediately. I ended up ordering 100% bamboo and they are fine. When I replaced my bathroom floors, I got 100% waterproof cork from green building supply and they have caulk and different products that are nontoxic. I, too, am in the market for a nontoxic camper van and I really donโt want to have to buy a brand new one and have it built and Iโm wondering if I could get something thatโs a few years old and not get sick, but Iโm not sure. Some of the ones that you listed are ones that I have read were not so good if I remember correctly. Itโs not easy when youโre chemically sensitive. Itโs too bad there arenโt some kind of rules that they canโt put toxic materials in our products, but I guess thatโs too much to ask. Especially when they put stuff like that in our food. Anyway, good luck. My problem is sometimes I can go in someplace and not smell. Anything And then get sick Several hours later. Excuse my microphone. Anyway, itโs most frustrating to be so sensitive. If anyone knows any brands that are consistently nontoxic, I would appreciate knowing. Again, that green certification means that the materials were produced, using as little environmental destruction as possible, which is a good thing, but it doesnโt necessarily mean that there arenโt chemicals in it. This has been my experience anyway.
