WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER:  Something in Your Home Is a Death Trap…  It’s THIS.

That glass coffee table in your living room could be a DEATH TRAP.

A new study at Rutgers University reveals that tables with glass tops cause over 2.5 million injuries a year.  And kids are more likely to hurt themselves than adults.

Researchers looked at over 3,000 cases.  Here are four things they say we all need to know:

1.  The groups that hurt themselves the most are little kids and young adults in their early 20’s.  Maybe because both groups are more likely to climb or stand on them.

2.  55% of injuries involved deep cuts.  But tripping over a glass table you didn’t see also happens a lot.

3.  The body parts you’re most likely to hurt on a glass table are your wrist, hands, and fingers.  But not always from putting your hand through glass.  A lot of people cut themselves picking up broken glass AFTER a table breaks.

4.  Men are more than twice as likely as women to hurt themselves on a glass table.

IN FACT, THIS HAPPENED, back in September of 2020:

Tyler Hubbard, formerly from Florida Georgia Line says he expected to be at the hospital, in September of 2020, for  his wife Hayley‘s due date.  Instead, the whole family was there because their two-year-old daughter, Olivia, had to get stitches.  She fell on a coffee table and busted her chin open.  He talked about it on Instagram.  (Full Story)

Learn more, here:  (Rutgers

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