>> Probably. Nearly all modern inks are safe. Black ink is made from soya
>> and the hot metal processes that used to leave lead all over the paper
>> is pretty redundant in today's electronic printers.
>
>That's good to know! Another source of amusement for my little ones. :)
>Like others have mentioned, I too have a problem keeping them in
>cardboard. I keep wood blocks in their tanks for chewing, but I like to
>give them something new now and then to keep them from getting bored. :)
>
>Where have some of you in the U.S. been finding uncoated paper plates? I
>looked at the grocery store we were at last night, but only found coated
>ones.
You need to go to a place like Sam's Club or Walmart. I buy
paper plates by the BOX, there's like 500 or more in the container,
and they are really cheap uncoated white paper plates. The ones
at most grocery stores are fancy printed colored things and way
too expensive, and are coated.
I threw the box off my last one and still have about two inches of
paper plates from that batch. Next time I buy some I'll get the
place and brand name for you.
Deb
Rebel's Rodent Ranch
