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18 Dec 2017 … on the products you purchase or are gifted and if in doubt consult the Australian Competition and Consumer … the stockings of loved ones they should be cautious about the gifts they buy and receive for children, Minister … of the joyous gifts and toys they receive have hidden dangers which every parent should be aware of," Mr…
07 Dec 2009 … reminder for parents to ensure that the gifts they purchase for their children are suitable for their age…
08 Dec 2014 … urged consumers to be vigilant when purchasing gifts, especially toys this Christmas. “Be wary of stores … of this year’s operation for the first time because more people are buying their gifts using this method,’’ he…
04 May 2014 … for unapproved electrical goods when shopping for Mother’s Day gifts. “They might look like a bargain … electrical gifts. Shop with reputable retailers and look for genuine trademarks and trade names to ensure you … . “Make sure you are aware of a store’s refund policy before you make your purchase and remember, signs…
01 Jun 2023 …News 1 Jun 2023 Winter is here and that means products like heaters, electric blankets, hot water bottles and heat packs are coming out of storage or being purchased. These products don’t just pose a safety risk if used or stored incorrectly, they can become unsafe when used together, or with other … with burns sustained from their clothing catching fire. Be cautious of children’s clothing purchased online, on holiday or received as gifts from overseas. These may not meet Australian standards. Keep your child away … If you purchase a wheat pack, follow the heating instructions and never heat more than instructed. Homemade wheat bags can pose a fire and injury risk because the moisture content and volume of these bags is not known so there are no heating times to guide you. Ageing causes the organic fillings inside wheat packs…
08 Dec 2010 … and consumers should be vigilant when purchasing gifts, especially toys, this Christmas,” she said. Ms Judge … stores and markets. “I encourage people to check to ensure they have not purchased any of these toys, so … of these toys from their home immediately and return them to the place of purchase for a full refund.” Ms Judge…
10 Dec 2018 …Christmas gifts and toys … In the lead up to Christmas, it’s a good idea to check that the gifts you’re giving haven’t been recalled or are banned. Faulty products continue to cause serious injury and harm to thousands … that gifts for little ones are age appropriate and don’t pose choking hazards. Be sure to read any warning…
31 May 2018 …Be cautious of children’s clothing purchased online, on holiday or received as gifts from overseas. These may not be subject to Australian standards. Keep your child away from open flames and heaters. Avoid buying loose fitting sleepwear, dressing gowns and clothing which could easily catch alight. … If you purchase a wheat pack follow the heating instructions and never heat more than instructed. Homemade wheat bags can pose a fire and injury risk because the moisture content and volume of these bags is not known so there are no heating times to guide you. Ageing causes the organic fillings inside wheat…
10 Dec 2015 … device. “If you are purchasing a hoverboard this Christmas, ensure that the packaging is marked … that are expected to be a popular gift this Christmas. Prices for hoverboards range from around $200 up to $2400 … for the person you’re buying for. Gifts are age-appropriate. Check the age-grading on the packaging – it’s…
19 Dec 2014 …News 19 Dec 2014 Santa's checking another list twice: his gift safety checklist. Are YOU giving safe gifts? Follow the steps in the Safe Santa checklist to find out. Have your checklist handy while you make your Christmas shopping list and take it with you while you shop. On your phone? View the … You’re not purchasing a banned product by mistake. … You can use the checklist after Christmas to help make sure your gifts and any toys for kids are safe. If you have small children, make sure you keep button batteries (small, coin-sized lithium batteries) and any devices that use them out of reach – and dispose of used batteries immediately and safely. …