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Flaming Pyjamas, Poisoned Trousers

FLAMING PYJAMAS, POISONED TROUSERS

First it was toys, now Chinese-made childrens clothing is under the microscope after two young boys were injured when their flannelette pyjamas - labelled low fire danger - caught fire.
Ref. https://www.stuff.co.nz/hlc/1,,93498~4170393a10~,00.html

Trousers Poisoned Pyjamas Flaming

This growing concern about Chinese manufactured goods has caused me to now look at where something is made before buying it. How irresponsible of a business to create something that says it is "low fire danger" and yet it ignites like a gas damped cloth?

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2ND N.Z. PROBE FINDS MADE-IN-CHINA PYJAMAS SAFE

A second New Zealand probe into the safety of pyjamas imported from China has found the products do not violate safety standards, news that the Chinese government welcomed Thursday.
Ref. https://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2007/08/3...nd-pyjamas.html

Trousers Poisoned Pyjamas Flaming

Clothes labelling changes 'fall short'

Stronger warnings on children's nightwear have fallen short for parents of children severely burnt or killed after their pyjamas ignited in front of heaters.
Ref. https://www.stuff.co.nz/4485168a11.html

Trousers Poisoned Pyjamas Flaming

I know I am tired of these so called "safe" things from china. I have joined the boycott of chine goods. IF I see something made in china I do not buy it. I hope that enough people take up the stand against chine made goods so that they learn we are not going to buy their lazy understandard junk.