Why don't they just ban water?
Why don't they just ban water?
You are right, that stuff will kill you.
You are right, that stuff will kill you.
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>The pools, which are 48 inches high and taller, have been sold by outdoor recreation companies Bestway, Intex and Polygroup since 2002 at retail stores across the U.S., including, Amazon.com, Lowe's, Target and Walmart, among others. Over 250,000 were also sold in Canada. They range in price between $400 to over $1,000, according to the CPSC.
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From the post:
>>The pools, which are 48 inches high and taller, have been sold by outdoor recreation companies Bestway, Intex and Polygroup since 2002 at retail stores across the U.S., including, Amazon.com, Lowe's, Target and Walmart, among others. Over 250,000 were also sold in Canada. They range in price between $400 to over $1,000, according to the CPSC.
Caveat emptor - seems to me, the parents need to be recalled
Caveat emptor - seems to me, the parents need to be recalled
Yeah, That's how I read this. If you have a pool or something then its on you to make sure it can be "safe" especially if you have young kids.
If I had an above ground pool like that I would have a ladder that is only to get out but not in that would never be removed. If nothing else a kid could hold on to it while screaming for help.
Yeah, That's how I read this. If you have a pool or something then its on you to make sure it can be "safe" especially if you have young kids.
If I had an above ground pool like that I would have a ladder that is only to get out but not in that would never be removed. If nothing else a kid could hold on to it while screaming for help.
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