See what Minnesota consumers complain about

Since 2011, 400 Minnesotans have filed public reports of products that they say have exploded, caught on fire, cut them or otherwise failed in an unsafe manner. The Consumer Product Safety Commission only investigates a small fraction of these reports, but gives the manufacturer or retailer a chance to respond. Browse the list of Minnesota-based complaints. The gray bar indicates the volume of complaints.

September 29, 2014 at 2:57PM

Summary describes the data and explains how the length of the bar in the background of each company name show the relative volume of complaints received

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Jeff Hargarten

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Jeff Hargarten is a Minnesota Star Tribune journalist at the intersection of data analysis, reporting, coding and design.

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