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K Mart Recalls Squeeze Toys & Telephone Rattles

Published: October 11, 1988Recall ID: 88083Category: generalCountry: US

Reason for Recall / Hazard

Choking

Product Description & Identification

October 11, 1988 Release # 88-083 K Mart Recalls Squeeze Toys and Telephone Rattles WASHINGTON, D.C.-- K Mart Corporation of Troy, Michigan, is voluntarily recalling an estimated 81,000 "Baby's First Squeeze Toys" and an estimated 75, 000 "Baby's First Playball" squeeze toys, which sold for less than $1.00 at K Mart stores since November 1987 and also an estimated 33,000 plastic "Telephone Receiver Rattles" which sold for less than $2 stores since December, 1987.Consumers should immediately take the squeeze toys and rattles away from infants and return them to any K Mart store for a full refund of the purchase price. The squeakers in the squeeze toys may come out and could present a potential choking hazard to children under three years of age. The "Baby's First Squeeze Toys" came in three shapes: a telephone receiver, a barbell, and a dumbbell. The package was labeled "Baby's First Squeeze Toys", product code "#28-17-93." The playball squeeze toys came in the form of a baseball, a basketball, and a soccer ball. The package was labeled "Baby's First Playball," product code "#28-17-96."The rattles are shaped like a telephone receiver. They may break and produce plastic pieces and beads, which could present a choking hazard and may cut infants. The package was labeled "Plastic Telephone Receiver Rattle," product code "#28-17-86."U.S. Customs Service and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission identified the rattles and squeeze toys during their joint surveillance program at the ports of Charleston, Dallas and Savannah

Affected Products

Baby's First Playball squeeze toys; Baby's First Squeeze Toys; Telephone Receiver Rattle toys

Additional Source Details

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U R Lhttps://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/1988/K-Mart-Recalls-Squeeze-Toys-Telephone-Rattles
TitleK Mart Recalls Squeeze Toys & Telephone Rattles
Hazards › NameChoking
Products › 1 › NameBaby's First Playball squeeze toys
Products › 1 › TypeToy Balls
Products › 1 › Category I D2183
Products › 2 › NameBaby's First Squeeze Toys
Products › 2 › TypeToy Miscellaneous
Products › 2 › Category I D2198
Products › 3 › NameTelephone Receiver Rattle toys
Products › 3 › TypeRattles
Products › 3 › Category I D2093
Recall I D4779
Recall Date1988-10-11T00:00:00
DescriptionOctober 11, 1988 Release # 88-083 K Mart Recalls Squeeze Toys and Telephone Rattles WASHINGTON, D.C.-- K Mart Corporation of Troy, Michigan, is voluntarily recalling an estimated 81,000 "Baby's First Squeeze Toys" and an estimated 75, 000 "Baby's First Playball" squeeze toys, which sold for less than $1.00 at K Mart stores since November 1987 and also an estimated 33,000 plastic "Telephone Receiver Rattles" which sold for less than $2 stores since December, 1987.Consumers should immediately take the squeeze toys and rattles away from infants and return them to any K Mart store for a full refund of the purchase price. The squeakers in the squeeze toys may come out and could present a potential choking hazard to children under three years of age. The "Baby's First Squeeze Toys" came in three shapes: a telephone receiver, a barbell, and a dumbbell. The package was labeled "Baby's First Squeeze Toys", product code "#28-17-93." The playball squeeze toys came in the form of a baseball, a basketball, and a soccer ball. The package was labeled "Baby's First Playball," product code "#28-17-96."The rattles are shaped like a telephone receiver. They may break and produce plastic pieces and beads, which could present a choking hazard and may cut infants. The package was labeled "Plastic Telephone Receiver Rattle," product code "#28-17-86."U.S. Customs Service and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission identified the rattles and squeeze toys during their joint surveillance program at the ports of Charleston, Dallas and Savannah
Recall Number88083
Manufacturers › NameKmart
Last Publish Date2015-01-05T00:00:00

Overview

  • Recalling FirmKmart
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