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Standing for safety since 1973. Recalls, safety alerts and data. RTs, follows are not endorsements. Official account of U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Bethesda, MD
Joined January 2009

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  1. We've tracked 150+ turkey-fryer related fire, burn, explosion or CO poisoning incidents since '02

  2. Know where to find the problem: 42% of tip-over deaths occur in bedrooms

  3. To buy or not to buy? Check out to see if consumers have been hurt by a product.

  4. Never put a child 15 months old or younger to sleep on an air mattress

  5. : glass knobs can break; risk of laceration; get full refund

  6. : dehumidifiers can overheat; serious fire and burn hazards; get replacement or partial refund

  7. : teapots w/bamboo stands; votive stand can catch fire; get your refund

  8. : rear shock absorbers; shocks outer sleeve can rupture; fall & injury hazard; get free repair

  9. Too “mummy” injuries. CPSC estimates about 4,300 -related injuries in ‘15. Stay safe as you trick or treat tonight!

  10. Check your window coverings. Do they have accessible cords? in homes where children live/visit

  11. Is your child’s costume ready yet? Make them more visible by using reflective tape as trim.

  12. See and be seen tonight. Give your kids flashlights and/or glow sticks for trick-or-treating.

  13. pro tip: Keep candles and jack-o-lanterns away from areas where children might brush against the flame.

  14. We hosted a Halloween parade for kids from a local childcare center. Great costumes, cute kids. Have a safe and happy

  15. See and be seen tonight. Give your kids flashlights and/or glow sticks for trick-or-treating

  16. Too “mummy” injuries. CPSC estimates about 4,300 -related injuries in ’15

  17. Keep cribs, beds & furniture away from window blinds.

  18. Is your child’s costume ready yet? Make them more visible by using reflective tape as trim

  19. Trip or treating? Check out our tips to prevent falls from costumes & decorations

  20. Kids can easily wrap dangling or accessible cords around their neck. Safeguard your windows.

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