Bills would ban chemicals in baby products, sofas

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SEATTLE (AP) — Maia Driver recently decided to return a pink cushion she bought for her daughter after learning the foam in it was likely treated with chemicals intended to prevent fires but that were also potentially harmful.

Worried about possible risks to her family, the 42-year-old Seattle mom checked other household items and called around to find a new sofa that didn’t contain the chemicals.

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