U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission

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Your U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Product safety info, data, and recalls. Standing for safety since 1972. Official account of the USCPSC. HQ: Bethesda, MD. Subscribe for recall emails on CPSC.gov. Report unsafe products on SaferProducts.gov

A girl swimming with a dolphin, a manta ray, and a sea turtle in a pool. The text reads: Your kid broke the animals out of the aquarium again. You didn't know, because you were distracted on your phone. Put your phone away and watch your kids closely at the pool.
Recalled diving regulator.
Recalled torch lighter.
Recalled lunch box set.
Recalled toaster oven.
Recalled step stool.
Recalled sandal.
Recalled kitchen step stool.
A tyrannosaurus rex walking on a beach. Suddenly, it spots an overturned beach umbrella. The dinosaur is filled with fear! The text reads: This summer, the scariest thing on the beach is your old beach umbrella! When buying or renting a beach umbrella/anchor system or a beach umbrella anchor, look for a label on the anchor that shows it meets the new safety standard. Look for anchors with a label indicating “MEETS ASTM F3681 FOR WIND SPEEDS UP TO 30 MPH.”
A picture of a watermelon partially cracked open. The text reads: Helmets! Prevent skull fractures! (watermelon for dramatic effect). Protect your brains. Wear a helmet when riding your ebike, scooter, hoverboard, etc.
A cottage. There are two giraffes sticking their heads out on either side. The text reads: Create a fire escape plan for your family. Make sure there are two ways out of each room, a clear path outside from each exit, make sure everyone knows the plan, practice the plan a few times a year.
Video of a dresser falling over on top of a mannequin.
A herd of wild horses chasing a flying smoke alarm on the plains. The text reads: Horses need you. We all need you. Put a fresh battery in your smoke alarm.
A painting of Geroge Washington riding a horse. The horse looks like they don't want to be there. On the back of the horse are CPSC social media safety characters Copernicus Jackson the cat, Handsome Ron the European Robin, Potato the Dog, and Quinn the Safety Fox. There are products regulated by CPSC in the foreground like a stuffed bear, ATV, and crib. The text reads: Build a nation. Build safe products. Furniture, toys, ATVs, toaster ovens. No matter the consumer product, CPSC is here to make sure innovation and safety go hand-in-hand as we build America's next 250 years together.
Recalled battery chargers.
Recalled Kobalt yard power tools
Recalled biometric gun safe.
Recalled gas range.
Recalled gas grill.
A guy falling through a void into a portal. He is smiling. He does not realize he is about to be sent to planet bug. The text reads: Congrats! You are being sent to the bug planet! Good thing you checked to see if there were any injuries or deaths related to this portal on SaferProducts.gov.
A feathered velociraptor behind a fence. A kid in a dinosaur costume at home behind a pool fence. The text reads: At the dinosaur park and at home, fences save lives. Have a four-sided fence around the pool at your home and vacation rental.
A graphic showing examples of professional fireworks in brown paper packaging. There is a graph showing the length of a professional fuse as 12 inches. A label on the professional firework reads: Warning. Dangerous explosive. For professional use only. If found, do not handle. Contact local police or fire department. The headline reads: If it says "Professional use only," it's not for you. Leave it to the pros.
A dinosaur with a feather tutu roaring near a guy named Ted who is safely riding his ATV in the other direction. The text reads: Ted wasn't sure how he ended up in the Cretaceous Period, but he was sure glad he wore a helmet. Good job, Ted.
A montage of mannequins being exploded by fireworks.
Montage explaining the importance of safety and innovation.
An illegal firework exploding a watermelon.
Gif of a mannequin being hit in the eye with a bottle rocket then it explodes.
A montage of mannequins exploding from using fireworks in unsafe ways.
Recalled nursing pillow.
Recalled finger lights.
Recalled lights.
Recalled batteries.
Recalled hemorrhoidal wipes.
Recalled roman candle.
Recalled aerial cake firework device
Recalled vacuum cleaners.
Recalled popping toy.
Recalled grill brushes.
A video showing a mannequin pouring fuel into a tabletop fire pit. There is a flame jetting fire ball that sets another mannequin on fire.
The Sun with a goofy face and big mouth with teeth right outside a living room window. The sun is singing, "Let the sunshine! Let the sunshine! The sun! Shine in!" A young girl is in the room. There is a couch too close to a window. The girl shouts, "Mom! The Sun is back and it's singing again!" The text reads: Keep kids safe while staying cool - prevent window falls. Move furniture kids can climb away from windows. Open double-hung windows from the top. Install window guards.
Video of a mannequin holding a mortar tube on top of their head. The tube explodes and explodes their head with it.
Video of a mannequin lighting itself on fire while holding sparklers.
A gif of a mannequin holding a mortar tube on its head. The tube explodes taking off the mannequin's head. The text reads: never launch fireworks off your body or look down firework tubes.
Live shrimp floating over a farm. A guy named Ted safely rides an ATV underneath. The text reads: Ted wasn't sure how he ended up on the legendary Farm of the Levitating Shrimp, but he was sure glad he wore the proper gear: boots, long pants, long-sleeve shirt, gloves, goggles, and a helmet.
A soccer ball floating in a pool. The text reads: The most important game to win is at the pool. Keep kids safe at the pool if you're traveling this summer. Put away all distractions like phones and tablets. Watch kids closely at pools and spas.
A picture of Washington D.C. The text reads: CPSC announces relocation from Maryland to Washington, D.C.
Recalled vaporizer.
Recalled doll and stroller playset.
Recalled diablo rising fireworks.
Recalled baby lounger.
Recalled car seat adapter.
Recalled GOPO TOYS Pull String Teething Toy
A bunch of poisonous mushrooms next to a button battery. The text reads: both deadly when eaten, but only one is already in your home. Button batteries can be deadly if swallowed. Keep remotes, electronics, and products with accessible coin cell and button cell batteries away from children.
An open widow with no screen. There are rows of rubber ducks partially blocking the window. The text reads: This is not a window guard. This is rubber ducks! Rubber ducks will not protect kids from window falls. Neither will screens. Install window guards. Open windows from the top. Move furniture kids can climb away from windows.
Recalled bed rails.
Recalled bedrail.
Recalled rov
Recalled deluxe vehicle.
Recalled golf cart.
Recalled changing table dresser.