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"  It seems that the buyers at Burlington Coat Factory are just not up to speed on industry regulations when it comes to children&amp;#039;s outerwear. Yesterday, the CPSC announced yet another recall of hooded jackets with drawstrings sold at The Burlington Coat Factory for the fifth time in two months. When you&amp;#039;re shopping for your kids, it&amp;#039;s important to check that any outerwear does not have drawstrings. It&amp;#039;s too easy for a drawstring to get caught on playground equipment (or a school bus door) and cause a dangerous situation for your child. Due to many, many incidents in the early 90s, the CPSC issued guidelines about this back in 1996, stating they would prosecute if these guidelines were violated. Some states (New York and Wisconsin for example) have even made the use of drawstrings in children&amp;#039;s clothing illegal. Well it seems that some stores aren&amp;#039;t getting the message (Burlington!), and the CPSC is really cracking down on violators. No matter what kind of store you shop in\u2014be it a discounter like Burlington or a regular-priced store\u2014you as a consumer have the right to be protected. For more details, see my last blog on this subject. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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