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Three children have suffocated in Cavalier Cedar Chests. Thousands of these chests are still in people’s homes, and being sold in secondhand stores and online. 1/2pic.twitter.com/lYc0cPJ8Pp
CPSC is asking the public to check for these chests in your home or store, and remove the latch/lock immediately. Not all chests will look like the ones pictured. If the chest’s latch or lock engages automatically when the lid is shut, the parts should be removed. 2/3
Cavalier is no longer in business and this is the best way to protect children from these chests. Learn more:https://bit.ly/2XBATr5
Jesus imagine opening this up to find a suffocated child in it
Damn I've got one of those -- it was my mother's and she got it ahead of her wedding in 1942. Raised all three of my kids with it in my home and they are safely adults now; glad we didn't have any accidents (they were taught not to play with Grandma's chest).
I have one like this. My mother gave me decades ago.
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