How to Find a List of Recalled Toys
In today's world it seems like some of the most popular toys are getting recalled on a daily basis. These toys often pose severe health risks to children by choking, strangling, cutting or falling apart, and this is only to name a few of the dangers. Taking the time to research a list of recalled toys periodically could literally save your child's life. If you do not have an idea of where to find a list of recalled toys, this article will help you locate this valuable information.
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Many of the news networks will list toy recalls as they become available. Most will also supply the company information, the company website or a phone number to call to get specific information about specific recalls. It is often best to attach a small envelope to the side of your television with a piece of paper and a pen inside so you can quickly record the information.
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Many toy department stores such as Toys R Us and regular stores like Target and Wal-Mart will post recalls in plain sight within the store, usually in the toy department. The customer service area will also have fliers advising of a recall and how to either correct the problem or return the item for a refund.
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The Internet is also a great place to find this information. The Consumer Product Safety Commission not only lists all recalled toys but other products as well. You can even sign up to receive emails about new recalls as they are ordered. A link to this website is provided below in the Resources section.
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U.S. Recall News is another website that lists all recall information available on all products (link provided below). A specific page titled "Toy Recalls" offers up-to-date information. This is another site where you can sign up for recall information e-mails. There is also a section titled "Urgent Recalls." This page will list products that may have an immediate risk of illness, injury or death.
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Tips & Warnings
The key is to make sure you remove recalled toys from the child's play area and place it in a safe place until you are able to return it or throw it away.
It is much too dangerous to allow your child to continue to play with a recalled toy.
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