A,J Madison has both as NSF certified.

" WASHINGTON, DC., March 07, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) and Allergy Standards Limited (ASL) announced today that LG Styler has earned asthma & allergy friendly® Certification. LG Styler is the first steam clothing care system of its kind to receive such a designation, joining LG washing machines – the first washers in the industry to be certified by AAFA as asthma & allergy friendly "

Here's a link to the NSF website where you can search for certified washers. https://info.nsf.org/Certified/Protocols/

Thanks so much whirlpool : )

Only tried fire roasted once a long time ago. They had a weird taste and smell. I don't remember what brand. I've avoided them ever since.

I've bought fire roasted red peppers and don have any issues with those. I have a nose like a bloodhound though.

Too funny, Pal.

Sherry, I also detest liquid smoke and wondered if that might be it. I am buying another can just out of curiosity. If it has the same smell, I can stop worrying. If it does not, I will let the mfr know. I kept the can; even empty I am getting bandaid.

Meanwhile my DS loved them. He took a picture of them (?) because he said he might want to make them. LOL. I didn't mention bandaids and it did not come up. Maybe it is like people who think cilantro=soap.

It's funny the things we can associate with unfamiliar smells. For instance, the other day Hubby said something smelled like tar after I'd just finished using Method bathroom cleaner 😀

P.S. Fire-roasted is not smoky. I suspect it's a gas flame like that used for 'flame-broiled' burgers - which also have a sort of strange plastic-y smell to me.