CPSC Grants Local Communities $2.5M To Combat Pool Drownings
The grant money is allocated to states to help reduce the risk of drownings in swimming pools, which are among the leading causes of death among children under four years old.
The grant money is allocated to states to help reduce the risk of drownings in swimming pools, which are among the leading causes of death among children under four years old.
Customers are being instructed to dismantle and destroy the impacted LEHOM playpens to avoid injuries to children.
AirJet and HydroJet spa pumps may overheat or catch on fire, potentially causing serious property damage and life-threatening injuries.
Aftermarket chargers for micromobility products have led to over one hundred reports of fire or thermal events, including injuries and property damage.
A number of infants have died after becoming entrapped and suffocating while sleeping in the products.
Amazon's argument that it was not a distributor of the recalled products was shot down by both the CPSC and an Administrative Law Judge.
The warning and recommendations come just weeks after a Florida woman was struck by an unsecured beach umbrella, which impaled her leg.
Federal safety officials indicate that 380 U.S. children drowned in 2021; which is an increase of 12% over the previous year.
Less than a quarter of consumers impacted by product recalls in 2023 responded to notices, raising concerns that millions of dangerous products remain in use nationwide.
More than 1,700 deaths were linked to sports and recreational equipment, and more than 1,300 deaths linked to home furnishings in 2023, the CPSC reports.