Sentences with phrase «tipping over furniture»

My older brother set the scene by flipping off the lights and tipping over furniture to give it that «apocalyptic» feel.

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If you have furniture that didn't come with an anchor but could potentially tip over, there's a product now available that's recently become popular thanks to a viral video.

According to the organization, a child is hurt in the U.S. by tipping furniture every 30 minutes and 91 percent of tip - over fatalities occur in the home.

Moreover, American Academy of Pediatrics has stated that over 8000 babies per year are injured by using walkers in the US, with injuries such as burn, falling the stairs and bumping against the walls and furniture and tipping over.

Safety 1st Furniture Straps secure your furniture to the wall and help prevent the climbing kid from accidentally tipping things over.

According to a report from the CPSC, between 2000 and 2010 there were 245 reports of furniture tip - over deaths in children ages 8 an under, with the majority of them being under 5.

All furniture that could possibly tip over should be secured to the walls.

Preventing furniture and TV tip - overs.

According to CPSC every two weeks a child dies from furniture tipping over.

Prevent tip - overs with furniture straps Toddlers often see furniture as a fun jungle gym, but their efforts to climb up can throw even heavy pieces off balance.

According to the CPSC, there were at least 36 television tip - over deaths and 65 furniture tip - over deaths between 2000 and 2005; many more injuries were treated in emergency rooms.

Unfortunately, when they climb on a large piece of furniture, such as a bookcase, television stand, or dresser, it can tip over on top of them.

On average 38,000 people are treated in emergency rooms with the tip over injuries related to heavy furniture or TVs.

to prevent children from serious or killing injuries with furniture and TV tip - over.

Installing furniture straps to prevent baby dresser from tipping over.

As per a report of, The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), in every two weeks a child dies because of heavy furniture tipping over them.

CPSC also reported that 38,000 Americans go to emergency rooms each year with injuries related to tip - overs of top - heavy furniture or televisions placed on furniture, instead of a TV stand.

According to CPSC data, unstable and unsecured TVs and large pieces of furniture kill a child every two weeks, on average, in tip - over incidents that are easily preventable.

For instance, cover electrical outlets, place baby gates near stairs and move plants stands that could tip over when your baby reaches for furniture.

Secure all televisions and furniture to the wall using mounts, brackets, anchors or wall straps to prevent tip - overs.

It's actually not very hard for furniture to tip over onto little ones, especially if a drawer gets pulled out and throws the unit off balance.

To protect Ted in his home, the McGees installed safety gates, covered power outlets, and latched all cabinets — but they had never heard of a furniture tip - over.

Whether you decide to load your nursery with many different furniture items or not, every single furnishing needs to be secured and stabilized so that it will not tip over and fall.

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), more than 16,000 children under the age of 5 went to the emergency room in 2006 with injuries caused when television sets, bookcases, and other furniture and appliances tipped over on them.

Between 2000 and 2006, more than 130 young children died from furniture tip - overs.

Furniture straps help you to anchor heavy furniture, dressers, TV, computer, etc. with wall studs that can tip over kids as a result of climbing or pulling.

Child Safe Furniture Straps According to CPSC every two weeks a child dies from furniture tipping over.

A child dies every two weeks and a child is injured every 24 minutes in the U.S. from furniture or TVs tipping over, according to the CPSC, which has launched a public safety campaign to educate parents about the dangers.

To prevent injuries from furniture tip - over, this item should be permanently fixed to the wall.

Our main cat charity, Cats Protection (cats.org) has rescue centres all over the country, hundreds of them, check any and you'll be hard pressed to find «destructiveness in the home» as the reason the cat has been surrendered so I'm fast forming the opinion that many Americans are just too f ***** g idle to train their cats IF — and it is IF, because beyond the kitten months most adult cats DO N'T routinely scratch furniture — they scratch the furniture and / or to idle to get the cat a proper, decent scratching post (as opposed to something cheap and flimsy that will tip and deter the cat).

They can give you tips on scratching the furniture as well - over inflating balloons and taping them near the furniture sometimes helps - squirting them with a water bottle sometimes helps, etc..

If the post feels like it could tip over any minute, kitty will quickly return to the furniture.

CNN crunched the numbers in a Consumer Product Safety Commission report [PDF] on furniture - based injuries and found that «a child dies every two weeks from furniture or TVs tipping over,» and even that is hard to call an epidemic; because according to the CDC, two children die every day from accidental drowning.

Swedish furniture retailer IKEA announced this week it will recall nearly 30 million chests and dressers that can easily tip over onto children and result in serious injury or death.

Guided a manufacturer and international importer through a fast track voluntary recall with the CPSC Office of Compliance for two lines of furniture which were found to be non-compliant with industry tip - over standards.

Here are some tips when looking over antique walnut furniture before you buy.

Now — here's my biggest tip for slipcovering furniture, instead of making patterns, I lay the fabric over the chair or couch and then pin it in place.

This furniture shall be anchored to the wall with the enclosed safety fitting to prevent it from tipping over.