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"  Who doesn&amp;#039;t love outfitting their home, car, kids or self with new things? But buyer&amp;#039;s delight soon ends when a product malfunctions, especially if it does so in a potentially harmful way. Staying up to date on product recalls will help keep everyone under your roof a little safer. To do so stay up to date on U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announcements and recall alerts. Because we love keeping you safe at Good Housekeeping here are 6 ways to track CPSC news.  E-mail: You can subscribe to regular e-mail updates from the CPSC via its website. The subscription is free and can be customized to deliver pretty much any type of information you want, however often you want. Twitter: The CPSC updates its twitter feed (@OnSaftey) multiple times a day with product recall information and news. Most recently it warned parents about the danger of single-use laundry packets and reported on a specific grill that can ignite and cause burns. Google+: In an effort to go high-tech the CPSC is experimenting with having a page on Google Plus, Google&amp;#039;s online, sharing community that requires you have a Google account. The CPSC is posting larger recalls and recall roundups on its Google+ page.  CPSC Website: Perhaps a no-brainer but the CPSC website, contains a slue of information relevant to consumers including product recalls, safety guidelines, regulation laws, and more. It even has a page specifically for recalls.  YouTube: The CPSC has a YouTube channel chock full of informative videos as well as regular &amp;quot;Recall Roundup&amp;quot; videos that feature all the products recalled that week. Flicrk: Believe it or not CPSC has a Flickr account where it posts photos of all products recently recalled. The photos highlight the danger in the product and make it easy to identify any products you may own.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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