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Topic: Consumer Product Safety Commission
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Christmas toys: Five ways to make sure they're safe
How are parents ensured that their children's new toys are safe? Here are five ways to stay informed.
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Eggs. Shrek glasses. Sure, but what was the top recall of 2010?
It was a year when contaminated eggs and McDonald's glasses found their way into the headlines. But the product fiascos of 2010 included everything from recalled cars and home appliances to food and medications. What was the year’s top recall? Read on:
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Fisher-Price recall: Here's a list of what's included
Fisher-Price recalled almost 11 million toys and children's products on Sept. 30. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission warns parents and caregivers to keep children away from the affected toys. Fisher-Price has detailed information at this website on how to get free replacement parts or repair kits for the toys. Here's a list of the recalled items:
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In Pictures: Major product recalls
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Christmas toys: Five ways to make sure they're safe
How are parents ensured that their children's new toys are safe? Here are five ways to stay informed.
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After the snowstorm: Power outages mean no heat, no trick-or-treating
In many areas with power outages, the temperature in homes is barely 50 degrees, and trick-or-treating has been canceled because of concerns about downed wires.
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Eggs. Shrek glasses. Sure, but what was the top recall of 2010?
It was a year when contaminated eggs and McDonald's glasses found their way into the headlines. But the product fiascos of 2010 included everything from recalled cars and home appliances to food and medications. What was the year’s top recall? Read on:
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Toxic toy recalls: an opening for US 'green' toys
Because of recalls of toxic toys in recent years, small US firms are pushing nontoxic, organic toys for Christmas.
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The New Economy
Electric heater: Five safety tips for when you turn it on
Electric heater: a cost-effective but dangerous option? Space heaters are linked to five times more fire-related fatalities in the home than chimneys or fireplaces are.
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The New Economy
Roman blinds: Lowe's recalls 11 million blinds and shades
Roman blinds and roll-up shades were recalled last December. Lowe's joined in the voluntary recall on Wednesday.
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Graco stroller recall: Is your stroller included?
Graco stroller recall includes 2 million strollers and travel systems sold between 2000 and 2007, recalled after reports of four fatalities and five injuries.
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Stroller recall: Deaths prompt recall of 2 million Graco strollers
Stroller recall: Graco Quattro Tour and MetroLite strollers and travel systems sold between 2000 and 2007 have been recalled after injuries and deaths to infants incorrectly strapped in.
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Fisher-Price recall is complex. Here's how to sort it out.
Fisher-Price recall involves four different products, 46 model numbers, and almost 11 million units.
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Fisher-Price recall: Here's a list of what's included
Fisher-Price recalled almost 11 million toys and children's products on Sept. 30. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission warns parents and caregivers to keep children away from the affected toys. Fisher-Price has detailed information at this website on how to get free replacement parts or repair kits for the toys. Here's a list of the recalled items:
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Segway: Is it safe to ride?
Segway owner Jimi Heselden died Sunday in a Segway accident prompting fresh discussion about the safety of Segway electric scooters.
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The New Economy
Button batteries, a rising risk, force Chuck E. Cheese toy recall
Button batteries can be exposed if children crush or pull apart Chuck E. Cheese light-up rings or star glasses.
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The New Economy
Crib recall: What to do if yours is on the list
Crib recall involves some 2 million cribs from seven manufacturers because of suffocation and fall-out hazards.
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Happy Meals not so happy? Happy Meal toys come under fire.
Happy Meals are being targeted by a consumer group for making kids fat. Toys in the Happy Meal are to blame the group says.
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The New Economy
McDonald’s recall prompts House investigation of cadmium
The McDonald's recall of 12 million Shrek glasses has prompted a House investigation of cadmium in children's products.
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The New Economy
Bonus in Shrek glasses recall: $3 refund for $2 glass
McDonalds hopes to collect all 12 million collectible glasses after announcing the Shrek glasses recall June 4.
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The New Economy
McDonalds Shrek glass recall leaves customers wondering what to do
McDonalds Shrek glass recall was announced June 4, but details on how to return the 12 million cadmium-tainted glasses won't be available until June 8.
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McDonald's recalls 12 million cadmium-tainted Shrek drinking glasses
The toxic metal cadmium has been detected in the paint on Shrek-themed drinking glasses being sold McDonald's in the United States, forcing the company to recall 12 million of the collectibles.
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Maytag recalls 1.7 million dishwashers
Whirlpool Corp is recalling 1.7 million Maytag dishwashers sold at its U.S. stores from February 2006 through April 2010 due to a potential fire hazard.
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Dishwasher fire risk prompts huge Maytag recall
Maytag recall: Whirlpool Corp.'s Maytag unit is recalling about 1.7 million dishwashers after a dozen reports of electrical failures that caused fires.
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The New Economy
GE coffee maker recall: Is yours on the list?
Wal-Mart announced the GE coffee maker recall after receiving 83 reports of overheating, burning, and fire.
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Why you should leave your kids at the park on Saturday -- without supervision
Saturday will be a day devoted to the quaint notion that children can actually play outside, with one another, period. Without their parents and maybe even without a squeeze bottle of Purell. They’ll be fine!
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The New Economy
Pampers lawsuit: Should you join it?
As a class action, the Pampers lawsuit asks Procter & Gamble to reimburse all parents for medical expenses associated with the new diapers.
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Facebook parents push for Pampers recall
In the latest sign of the power of social media, concerned parents band together on Facebook to push for a Pampers recall.
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The New Economy
Simplicity and Graco crib recalls: Is your crib on the list?
Here are steps to take if you think you're affected by the Simplicity or Graco crib recall.








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