Americans relax watching TV shows that include all of The Bachelor to Downtown Abbey every week.
And while you do not think your TV as a danger, in search of the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) shows that a person is injured every 15 minutes when a piece of furniture or TV falls on them. In addition, a child dies every two weeks from a piece of furniture or TV tip over.
Research like this highlights the importance of knowing how to keep your TV to fall. This is especially important if you have kids in the house for a TV falling present an even greater risk to them. This is not surprising considering the small frames for children, their tendency to pull and climb on things, and the fact that television can fall with a force measuring thousands of pounds.
Fortunately, there are ways to keep your TV to fall. And 'Choice 2015 children aired on Nickelodeon this weekend, now is a good time to think about how to keep your TV from falling and injuring the smallest members of your household severely. The campaign Anchor It CPSC offers tips on where to place a TV and what kinds of affordable, easy to install anti-tip devices can help keep your TV to fall. To find out what you can do, check out the source page to cpsc.gov.
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