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The CPSC Warning [1] was issued on November 16, 2022, and applies to inflatable bounce houses with the name “My Bouncer Little Castle,” which were sold since at least April 2013 on Amazon.com, eBay.com, Sears.com and other online retailers for between $100 and $200.

"CPSC is aware of one fatal incident where a four-year old boy was found with the hoop of the bounce house around his neck," the agency said. "The hoop became entangled and twisted, constricting the boy’s airway, resulting in strangulation and death. The agency is also aware of one additional report of a child being entrapped in the hoop but avoiding injury."

The bounce houses measure 88 inches long x 118 inches wide x 72 inches high, and have a yellow hoop attached to a green pillar inside the main bounce house. The hoops were tested and failed to meet the ASTM voluntary standard intended to reduce the risk of accidental head or neck entrapment in inflatable play devices.

If you purchased a My Bouncer Little Castle Bounce House that is affected by this warning, CPSC is urging you to stop using it and dispose of it immediately.

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