Prohibits the sale of any children's product, upholstered furniture or mattress that contains textile fiberglass
What changed between versions
The prohibition on selling products containing fiberglass was extended from 'children's products' to include all 'new, not previously owned, upholstered furniture or mattresses'.
The definition of 'covered products' was updated to include electronic displays and upholstered components used by custom upholsterers.
The ban on selling fiberglass in furniture was delayed from July 1, 2027, to December 1, 2029, and the ban on custom repair work was delayed from July 1, 2027, to December 1, 2030.
A new definition for 'textile fiberglass' was added to clarify that it applies to yarns used for knitting or weaving, but explicitly excludes thread used for stitching mattress components together.
The list of prohibited substances in children's products was updated to include 'fibrous glass or glass wool' with a specific effective date of December 1, 2029.
