Consumer Reports is advising families with small children to stay away from magnet toys and products for adults that have small, strong magnets.
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![You People Can't Be Trusted With Nailguns](../../../../consumermediallc.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/busybusy.jpg?w=300&h=225&crop=1)
You People Can't Be Trusted With Nailguns
“During the 5-year period 2001-2005, an average of approximately 37,000 patients with injuries related to nail-gun use were treated annually in emergency departments, with 40 percent of injuries occurring among consumers,” the report read.
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Colorado Police Looking For Comcast Imposter
Colorado police are looking for man caught posing as a Comcast employee. The man had no identification and was holding photocopied Comcast brochures as he tried to gain entrance to a home.
![Consumer Reports: Um, About Those Car Seats…](../../../../consumermediallc.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/whoopscarseat.jpg?w=300&h=110&crop=1)
Consumer Reports: Um, About Those Car Seats…
- Consumer Reports received information from NHTSA raising questions about the test.
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Sabotage! AT&T Claims Time-Warner is Cutting Their Cables
“AT&T filed a lawsuit Dec. 8 in a district court in Bexar County, Texas, against Time Warner Cable’s San Antonio division, alleging that the cable operator engaged in “a methodical invasion of facilities owned, operated and controlled by AT&T Texas” while installing voice service at apartments and other multiple-dwelling units in and around the city. In its lawsuit against Time Warner Cable in San Antonio, AT&T alleges that: “Cable technicians trespassed on AT&T facilities and cut or disconnected wires in network interface devices.”
The U.S. Census: Beds Are Like, Totally Dangerous or Something
The New York Times has an article today about the U.S. Census 2007 Statistical Abstract of the United States. Big news: We drink a lot of bottle water. More than beer, if you can believe that. The most dangerous consumer item is a bicycle, the second is a bed. Yes, “Bicycles are involved in more accidents than any other consumer product, but beds rank a close second.”
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10 Worst Toys of 2006
The W.A.T.C.H. List of the 10 worst toys of 2006 is out! This list claims to feature toys that have the potential to “cause childhood injuries, or even death.” What evil toys made the list this year? The insanely popular skate shoe “Heelys” come with the following warning, “There is no way to heel and/or grind without running the risk of SERIOUS BODILY HARM, including head injury, spinal injury, or even death” Death! Jeepers.
![HOWTO: Report Dangerous Products](../../../../consumermediallc.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/cpsclogo.jpg?w=150&h=131&crop=1)
HOWTO: Report Dangerous Products
Strangling crib slats, exploding chairs, and that whole various easily swallowed pieces crowd… why should everyone else get all the fun?