‎Corded Window Coverings Can be a Dangerous Home Hazard for Infants & Young Children

Corded Window Coverings Can be a Dangerous Home Hazardfor Infants and Young Children Corded Window Coverings Can be a Dangerous Home Hazardfor Infants and Young Children Corded Window Coverings Can be a Dangerous Home Hazardfor Infants and Young Children Corded Window Coverings Can be a Dangerous Home Hazardfor Infants and Young Children evised Safety Standard […]

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‎Revised Safety Standard Will Result in More Window Coverings Sold in US Market to be Cordless

Revised ANSI/WCMA Window Covering Safety Standard Goes into Effect on June 1, 2024 Vast Majority of Custom Window Coverings Sold in US Market Will be Cordless NEW YORK, NY (June 7, 2024)—More window covering products sold in the United States will be cordless or have inaccessible or short helper cords as result of a revised

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‎National Survey Reveals Awareness of Safety Risk In The Home

Homes with children may have potentially hazardous window coverings despite high awareness of this “top hidden hazard” NEW YORK, NY (July 12, 2023)—A new national survey from the Window Covering Safety Council (WCSC) found that the majority of parents (86%) were aware of the risk of strangulation to infants and young children from corded window

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Caregivers Urged to Check their Window Coverings for Dangerous Cords

New York, NY (October 3, 2022) –  Parents and caregivers are urged to check the window coverings in places where young children frequent. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), window covering cords are one of the top five hazards in the home due to the potential strangulation hazard to young children. To

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