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Product Recall Number: 89-055

Why was "Para Mi Bebe" Baby Cologne #30618, Baby Bath #30619, and Baby Set #30633 recalled?

Testing showed that the plastic caps could shatter and release small beads and plastic pieces.

"Para Mi Bebe" Baby Cologne #30618, Baby Bath #30619, and Baby Set #30633
Here's product recall specific data for "Para Mi Bebe" Baby Cologne #30618, Baby Bath #30619, and Baby Set #30633.

  • Product Recall Number: 89-055

  • Product Safety Warning Number:

  • Date: 1989-06-14

  • Product Safety Warning Date:

  • Name Of Product: "Para Mi Bebe" Baby Cologne #30618, Baby Bath #30619, and Baby Set #30633

  • Description: WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Bottle caps designed as rattles on containers of "Para Mi Bebe" bath soap and cologne for infants are being voluntarily recalled because of a potential choking hazard to infants. Testing showed that the plastic caps could shatter and release small beads and plastic pieces. A replacement is being offered by Orion International Corporation of Miami, Florida, in cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Neither the CPSC nor Orion International is aware of injuries associated with the rattle-style caps. Sold from November 1987 through October 5, 1988 as screw-on caps for Baby Cologne #30618, Baby Bath #30619, and Baby Set #30633, the ball-shaped "rattle" caps came in colors of blue and pink, with a gold band around the diameter. Small beads inside the rattle generate noise. Approximately 22,248 pieces of the Baby Cologne, #30618, 1,104 pieces of the Baby Bath #30619, and 1,992 pieces of the Baby Set #30633 were sold in New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Florida, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Washington, D.C. Consumers should not allow infants to use the rattle bottle caps of "Para Mi Bebe'' soap and cologne. The caps should be removed. They can be exchanged at the store of purchase for non-rattle caps. U.S. Customs Service identified the hazardous rattle caps at the Port of Miami, Florida, as part of the "Operation Toyland" surveillance program conducted last year with CPSC.

  • Hazard Description: Testing showed that the plastic caps could shatter and release small beads and plastic pieces.

  • Consumer Action: None Listed

  • Original Product Safety Warning Announcement: None Listed

  • Remedy Type: Replace

  • Units: Approximately 22,248 of the Baby Cologne, #30618, 1,104 pieces of the Baby Bath #30619, and 1,992 pieces of the Baby Set #30633

  • Incidents: Neither the CPSC nor Orion International is aware of injuries associated with the rattle-style caps.

  • Remedy: Consumers should not allow infants to use the rattle bottle caps of "Para Mi Bebe'' soap and cologne. The caps should be removed. They can be exchanged at the store of purchase for non-rattle caps.

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