The well-known children’s manufacturer, Skip Hop, has recalled 10,000 of their convertible high chairs. The recall has been issued due to a potential fall hazard. The high chair’s front legs can fall off, causing a child to fall. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), has reported that Skip Hop has received 13 reports of the legs detaching from the high chair. Two bruising injuries...
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A mother is warning consumers of the potential dangers of the Hatchimal Bath Bombs after her daughter suffered a chemical burn from one. The young girl’s mother said she was in the bath tub for less than one minute when her skin got bright red and began to burn. The mother contacted the manufacturer and the representative...
The holidays can invite a lot of potential hazards for your home and loved ones. It is a homeowner’s responsibility to ensure their home is safe for visitors. To keep your home and loved ones safe this holiday season, try following some of these holiday home safety tips.
Aldi Stores are recalling Choceur Dark Chocolate Bars due to a possible nut contamination after an employee found almonds in a bar. The bars do not list almonds as an ingredient or warn consumers of the risk. Someone with an allergy to almonds could be at risk if they were to eat the chocolate bars.
The recall affects all 5.29 oz. Choceur Dark Chocolate Bars with a best by date of July 24, 2018. The UPC code is 4149817964.
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