NatenMaddiesMommy
Senior Community Member
Okay before I call Evenflo yet again (this will be the third time in 2 weeks) I noticed when I was cleaning the dust off of our Triumphs that are no longer in use that the DOM sticker contradicts what it stamped on the base (I'm planning on selling the seats). The base says do not use this product after December 03, 2007, but the DOM is March 03, 2004. What the heck???
I have another Triumph that is stamped do not use this product after December 03, 2010 with a DOM of November 03, 2004. Now that one makes sense.
I'm assuming that the Evenflo base in question was manufactured in 2001, but the actually seat wasn't assembled until 2003. So which date do I go by? Doesn't the plastic the base is constructed of technically degrade at the same rate as the shell? I mean the shell of the seat is bolted onto the plastic base. Should I not sell this seat and just trash it based on the date stamped on the base? I don't want the parent that purchases the seat questioning that date stamped on base and freaking out.
I'm so confused I'm never buying an Evenflo product again. I am selling our Evenflo tandem stroller because I HATE it so much...grrrr
I have another Triumph that is stamped do not use this product after December 03, 2010 with a DOM of November 03, 2004. Now that one makes sense.
I'm assuming that the Evenflo base in question was manufactured in 2001, but the actually seat wasn't assembled until 2003. So which date do I go by? Doesn't the plastic the base is constructed of technically degrade at the same rate as the shell? I mean the shell of the seat is bolted onto the plastic base. Should I not sell this seat and just trash it based on the date stamped on the base? I don't want the parent that purchases the seat questioning that date stamped on base and freaking out.
I'm so confused I'm never buying an Evenflo product again. I am selling our Evenflo tandem stroller because I HATE it so much...grrrr