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US Consumer Product Safety Commission

25 Apr, 5 tweets, 2 min read

https://twitter.com/RedBirdRabbit/status/1386234890887208962

Good morning from Dr. Copernicus Jackson and Dr. Jade Jackson who would like you to know that you can search thousands of consumer product recalls on CPSC.gov/Recalls

#sundayvibes

https://twitter.com/RedBirdRabbit/status/1386234890887208962

https://twitter.com/Tigburrchubz/status/1344037843274969089

The Snoot Squad would like you to make sure your cleaning products, button batteries, and laundry detergents are locked up, out of sight and out of reach of kids:

https://twitter.com/Tigburrchubz/status/1344037843274969089

https://twitter.com/Gabinzo/status/1334541728095883264

And Handsome Ron hopes you have a safe sleep environment for your baby. That means you're laying your baby down to sleep on their back, without pillows or blankets, every time:

https://twitter.com/Gabinzo/status/1334541728095883264

Know your history. Birds for Human Safety Consortium: loc.gov/item/201966699…

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