Another Chinese-made product recall: 1 million
cribs recalled due to suffocation hazard
Sunday, September
23rd,
2007

On Friday, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety
Commision called for the recall of about 1 million Simplicity Inc. cribs
after two infants - 6 months old and 9 months old - died. The
cribs were manufactured in China and sold for over nine years:
from January 1998 through May 2007. The crib was designed
with a drop side that ws installed upside down, causing the side to
weaken and risk detachment. Infants could get trapped in that gap,
the CPSC says.
Multiple crib models were affected, and the
cribs have been sold in many places, including Wal-Mart (surprise,
surprise). If your crib was made by Simplicity, the recall notice
and safety instructions are here. This recall
comes just a little over a month since Mattel recalled 18 million toys that were manufactured
in China.
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