(1) Sixty degrees (p) Trip (for example: Cable or less, that may Fahrenheit when children are wires, ropes, jagged or cracked become detached sleeping or napping; and walkways). from the larger (2) Sixty-five degrees (2) To further prevent equipment, materials, Fahrenheit when the majority injuries, you must or object shall also be of the children are awake. (a) Provide child height considered items that WAC 170-296A-4275 handrails on at least one side may pose a risk of Fans, air conditioning or cross of the steps, stairways, and choking, aspiration, ventilation ramps; or ingestion; The licensee must use a (b) Provide guardrails for Eliminating and not fan, air conditioner or cross elevated play areas and stairs; using in the premises, ventilation in licensed space (c) Use listed tamper pursuant to RCW when the inside temperature resistant receptacles or use 43.215.360, as now or exceeds eighty degrees tamper resistant, hereafter amended, Fahrenheit. Fans and air nonmoveable, nonremovable any window blinds or conditioners must be kept cover plates in areas accessible other window inaccessible to the children. to children preschool age and coverings with pull WAC 170-296A-4300 younger; cords or inner cords Window coverings (d) Shield light bulbs and capable of forming a (1) Window coverings with tubes by using a protective loop and posing risk of pull cords or inner cords barrier to prevent shattering strangulation to capable of forming a loop are into child-accessible areas, children; prohibited as provided by RCW food, and storage areas; Window blinds . (e) Provide screens for and other (2) Window coverings may windows or limit the opening window be allowed that have been capability of any windows coverings that manufactured or altered to within reach of children to less have been eliminate the formation of a than three and one-half inches. manufactured loop. Windows with limited opening or properly (3) A window covering may capabilities cannot be the retrofitted in a not be secured to the frame of designated fire escape window. manner that a window or door used as an Windows protected with guards eliminates the emergency exit in any way that must not block outdoor light or formation of air in areas used by children; loops posing a
(1) Sixty degrees Fahrenheit when children are sleeping or napping; and (2) Sixty-five degrees Fahrenheit when the majority of the children are awake. WAC 170-296A-4275 Fans, air conditioning or cross ventilation The licensee must use a fan, air conditioner or cross ventilation in licensed space when the inside temperature exceeds eighty degrees Fahrenheit. Fans and air conditioners must be kept inaccessible to the children. WAC 170-296A-4300 Window coverings (1) Window coverings with pull cords or inner cords capable of forming a loop are prohibited as provided by RCW . (2) Window coverings may be allowed that have been manufactured or altered to eliminate the formation of a loop. (3) A window covering may not be secured to the frame of a window or door used as an emergency exit in any way that (p) Trip (for example: Cable wires, ropes, jagged or cracked walkways). (2) To further prevent injuries, you must (a) Provide child height handrails on at least one side of the steps, stairways, and ramps; (b) Provide guardrails for elevated play areas and stairs; (c) Use listed tamper resistant receptacles or use tamper resistant, nonmoveable, nonremovable cover plates in areas accessible to children preschool age and younger; (d) Shield light bulbs and tubes by using a protective barrier to prevent shattering into child-accessible areas, food, and storage areas; (e) Provide screens for windows or limit the opening capability of any windows within reach of children to less than three and one-half inches. Windows with limited opening capabilities cannot be the designated fire escape window. Windows protected with guards must not block outdoor light or air in areas used by children; or less, that may become detached from the larger equipment, materials, or object shall also be considered items that may pose a risk of choking, aspiration, or ingestion; Eliminating and not using in the premises, pursuant to RCW 43.215.360, as now or hereafter amended, any window blinds or other window coverings with pull cords or inner cords capable of forming a loop and posing risk of strangulation to children; Window blinds and other window coverings that have been manufactured or properly retrofitted in a manner that eliminates the formation of loops posing a