FAQ

• PBA-free and approved for food (tested by an external Danish company)
• Made of PP (Polypropylene), a material suitable for food
• No dangerous chemistry, and 100% recyclable

We are proud to offer you a product that is PBA-free and approved for food. Our material choice of PP (Polypropylene) ensures that there is no dangerous chemistry in our product, while at the same time it is 100% recyclable. You can rest assured using our product, as it has been tested by an external Danish company.

Most of our products are produced in Europe at the best and most environmentally friendly factories. We believe that our consumers see the products with Moomin as quality products they are happy to pay a little extra for them.

All enamel products can be machine washed and do not become uglier by it, on the contrary

Recycling can be seen in two ways: a material that can be recycled or a product that has a unique lifespan and therefore does not need to be recycled. Both follow our products.

All enamel products are hand-painted at factories in Europe. The products are hand painted twice to ensure the correct robustness characteristic of our products.

All our wooden figures are made and cut by hand. Craftsmanship from inside to out.

Trays are produced in local factories in Finland.

Napkins produced locally in Sweden and Finland.

Instead of putting water in the water jar, you can just put your enamel mug on the hot plate and boil your tea or coffee water directly! Make sure the handle gets warm.

The same can be done to the small ones when you cook porridge e.a heat or lighter warm dishes for them.

You save the environment for additional load and overconsumption of water in this way.

PS: Do not microwave because the product is made of metal.

All our wooden figures are made from approved FSC wood.

• Select FSC.®? Then you choose forests full of life for present and future generations.
• When you buy FSC.®-Labelled products, you are helping to ensure good social conditions and biodiversity in forests around the world.
• When you select FSC.®, You support responsible forestry.
• By choosing this product, you help take care of the world's forests. If you want to know more, visit us. www.fsc.dk .
• By choosing this product, you support responsible use of the world's forests.
• FSC®-The label means that the materials of this product come from [see label specific text].
• FSC®-The label means that the materials of this product have been purchased responsibly.
• With FSC®-Certified products you have evidence that wood and paper products have a responsible origin.
• With FSC®-Certified products you have evidence that forest-based products have a responsible origin.
• FSC®Ensure that wood and other materials from the forest come from well-run forests and other responsible sources.

Our toiletries are made of 100% recycable cotton that comes from recycled cotton fibers.

Our certificate follows from the start to the product stands on our stock a consistent certification process to ensure products live up to the certification.

Enamel is a hard, thin, glassy, material. The term is used both for transparent, white or coloured glass enamel, which is used as decoration and protective surface coating on metal objects, and for tooth enamel, the hard white coating on human and animal teeth.

Enamel is a hard, smooth and thin glass mass (glass flux) or glaze, with or without colour, used to decorate, reinforce or protect the surface of objects made of metal, glass and porcelain. Enameling, that is, the technique of decorating or coating things with enamel, involves several methods of applying a substrate of enamel powder and then melting it firmly. The enamel powder is made from glass dust, melting substances, especially lead oxide, and metal oxides which give different colours, possibly the blue dyes zaffer or narrow.

The word enamel can also be used for metal objects decorated with enamel decoration and coating. A person working in enamel may be called enamel.

Celleemalje (fr. émail cloisonné, cubicle) is an enamel technique in which enamel of different colors is placed in the spaces or cells between thin metal bands soldered as partitions on a metal backing.

Grubeemalje (fr. émail champlevé, 'a removed field') is a technique in which enamel is filled into hollowed-out depressions or pits in the metal.