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More than 250,000 pool toys recalled due to risk they pose to children
More than 250,000 pool toys recalled due to risk they pose to children
More than 250,000 pool toys recalled due to risk they pose to children

Published on: 06/11/2026

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The recalled Sloosh dive sticks exceed federal compression limits and could cause piercing, facial or eye injuries in shallow water.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/nation-world/dive-stick-water-toys-recalled/507-55ad0672-c4b2-4d2d-81c4-e19f9815e472

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