Baseball Gloves Recalled Due to Mold Concerns
Yesterday, the CPSC announced the voluntary recall of a consumer product. No news there.
When I investigated a little further, I discovered that baseball gloves were being recalled. Naturally, when I saw that, my first assumption was that the webbing was defective.
Not only was I wrong, but - I hate to admit - the reason for this particular defective product recall caught me completely by surprise: baseball glove manufacturer Mizuno found that several of their gloves were prone to fostering the growth of some particularly nasty strains of toxic mold - including some that have been linked with respiratory infections and other illnesses, especially those with compromised immune systems.
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