Ikea re-issues recall of wobbly dressers that have killed 8 kids
Death of child this year signals that its 2016 recall campaign was ineffective, it says
Washington
SWEDISH furniture giant Ikea has refunded just a fraction for the millions of dressers it recalled after toddlers were killed by these toppling pieces of furniture, the company said on Tuesday.
More than a year after its initial recall announcement, the company disclosed that it had either given refunds or sent crews to help families secure about a million of the estimated 17 million pieces of furniture that it said were at risk of tipping over.
Ikea is again offering to refund or provide wall-anchoring kits for the dressers or chests covered by the recall. It cautioned that it did not know how many customers had secured the dressers on their o…
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