The Army and Air Force Exchange Service, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Today's Kids are recalling more than 103,000 spinning-ride toys. Today's Kids has received 1,427 reports of the toys' columns breaking off, resulting in five injuries. Injuries include bumps on heads, cut faces and split lips. The toy is a purple turntable with a green column topped by a yellow steering wheel. The child sits on the turntable and spins by turning the wheel.
Songs play and lights flash while the child is spinning.
Customers should look for model number 916, Item 495406447, UPC 022983009160 and CRC 4456696. Customers should remove the bolt from the bottom of the spinner and throw away the washer found on the bolt. Unscrew the battery cover and cut the ribbon attaching the cover to the column of the toy. Throw the rest of the toy away and do not let anyone play with any of the parts. In approximately late August, the supplier will ship you a newly designed spinner free of charge.