Free Retrofit Blind Safety Kit

[ashley09]

Quote from Mineasfree : order up to 5 kits which will be enough for 20 blinds http://www.amsolution.com/v5fmsne...Sess1= 11

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[Angellique]

thanks

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[6700]

Quote from Angellique : thanks

do you even click on a link before you post that? This has NEVER been working, but you post this like you do in every other thread

[Mineasfree]

it worked when i posted. that Link must have died main site here http://www.windowcoverings.org/index.html click on Order Free Retrofit Kit on left hand side

[Mystickittie]

Thank you!

[d0nc0l0]

thx

[adaca]

Thanks. Main site with the menu link worked for me. Said they were in stock and ordered.

[mike69]

link not working

[TattyBear]

Quote from Mineasfree : it worked when i posted. that Link must have died main site here http://www.windowcoverings.org/index.html click on Order Free Retrofit Kit on left hand side

Thank you that worked for me.
Thank You for your order
Your Order Number is 37xxx
Order Date 7/13/2009 1:53:03 PM

[HAPPYJACKGUM]

http://www.amsolution.com/v5fmsne...ess1= 235

http://www.windowcoverings.org/index.html

[lipsofnangel]

Thanks. Order went through fine, but the status says "BACKORDER." Hope it comes.

[emilym56]

Free Retrofit kits for your shades. http://www.windowcoverings.org/

I just received this from Parenting Magazine:

Massive Recall of ALL Roman Blinds and Roll-Up Window Shades

You read that right: today, the Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Window Shade Safety Council (an industry trade association) announced a voluntary recall of all roman shades and roll-up blinds that are controlled with a cord. That's all of those kinds of shades ever made -- ever. Does anybody not have at least one of these in their house, or a house they visit frequently?
The recall was issued due to reports received by the CPSC of five deaths and 16 near strangulations, since 2006, in Roman shades and three deaths, since 2001, in roll-up blinds. The cords are the hazard; kids can get tangled up in them and then be unable to free themselves. And while millions of kids have grown up safely in homes with these kinds of shades (WCSC reports that roughly five million Roman shades and three million roll-up blinds are sold each year), it's such a scary thing to contemplate the dangers it seems like a lot of us are going to be going for curtains next time we buy window coverings.

Still, you can make your home safer right away: Get a free repair kit for your roman or roll-up shades at the WCSC’s website www.windowcoverings.org or call (800) 506-4636.
And the WCSC gives the following advice:
Examine all shades and blinds in the home. Make sure there are no accessible cords on the front, side, or back of the product. CPSC and the WCSC recommend the use of cordless window coverings in all homes where children live or visit.
Do not place cribs, beds, and furniture close to the windows because children can climb on them and gain access to the cords.
Make loose cords inaccessible.
If the window shade has looped bead chains or nylon cords, install tension devices to keep the cord taut.
You can read the full recall at the CPSC's website.

[lillysmom]

These are for Roman Blinds because they have been recalled

Wal-Mart, JCPenney and Pottery Barn are participating in the recall.

Please call 1-800-506-4636 or www.windowcoverings.org to obtain a free retrofit kit for Roman shades and roll-up blinds.

Link to order is on the left