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Thousands of Parents Unknowingly Put Children in Danger if They Bought This Recalled Plastic Restraint Kit, Officials Warn

The Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled 253,000 kits sold since 2019 due to plastic degradation that caused at least 150 breakage incidents, including three tip-overs.

  • On Thursday, the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall of around 253,500 Kiddies Plastic Tip Restraint Kits sold on Amazon between June 2019 and January of this year.
  • Testing by the Commission revealed the recalled restraints failed to meet industry standards, prompting the recall after at least 150 reported incidents of kits breaking, including three tip-over incidents.
  • Parents who installed these kits face a "hidden defect" because plastic parts can wear out or degrade, the Commission warned. Consumers possess a false sense of security that their furniture is safe from tip-over.
  • People who purchased the kits are advised to stop using them immediately and contact 4our Kiddies for a free stainless steel replacement. Children should be kept away from furniture anchored with the old kits during the transition.
  • Once the new kits arrive, owners should dispose of the plastic ones and visit the Commission's "Anchor It!" website for proper installation instructions and additional safety information.
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Over a quarter-million plastic tip restraint kits were recalled over fears they may break, allowing furniture to tip over and injure children or senior citizens.

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Thousands of parents unknowingly put children in danger if they bought this recalled plastic restraint kit, officials warn

Thousands of parents likely have a false sense of security if they bought this kit on Amazon. Here's why it poses serious risks of injury or death to your child.

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