Very Bad Toys(continued)5. Mini-Hammocks from EZ Sales
SWING AND A PRAYER One false move on the Mini-Hammock and leisure turned to seizure
WEB OF DESPAIR If death by seating is to be your fate, we recommend the electric chair CPSC reported in August 1996 that the product had resulted in the fatal and near-fatal asphyxiation of dozens of kids ages 5 to 17 and recalled three million of them. Among the banned EZ products were Hangouts Baby Hammocks, or "Baby's First Death Cocoon," woven from thin cotton and nylon strings. The culprit was a missing set of "spreader bars," supports meant to keep the hammock open when it was "at ease." Unfortunately, children seeking to spend an afternoon like Gilligan became entangled in the net and strangled to death. That's what happens when you spend $4 on a hammock. |
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