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No, a child's personal flotation device (PFD) should not fit loosely. It should be snug enough to stay in place while the child is in the water, without being restrictive. A properly fitting PFD should allow for some movement but should not be able to slide off over the child's head. Always ensure that the PFD is appropriate for the child's weight and size, according to the manufacturer's guidelines.
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What should be done with a PFD that has a rip or tear in the PFD?
discard because they are unusable
How often should a inflator be checked on a pfd?
Every time the PFD is worn
What should be the most important consideration when selecting PFD?
When selecting a PFD, the most important consideration should be size.
How often should the inflate on a type the PFD be checked?
Every time the PFD is worn
When selecting a PFD what should be the most important consideration?
When selecting a PFD, the most important consideration should be size.
How often should the inflator be checked on a type V PFD be checked?
Every time the PFD is worn
How often should the inflator on a type v pfd checked?
Every time the PFD is worn
How often should inflator on a type v pfd be checked?
Every time the PFD is worn
How often should the inflator on a type V pfd be often?
Every time the PFD is worn
Why is it important to WEAR a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) at all times when in or around the water?
A PFD takes some time to fit properly, especially in an emergency
What is the best way to check the buoyancy of your PFD?
wear it in shallow water and see if it floats- such as a swimming pooleverything...(PotatoSalad67 says) the best way to test it is to take it out on the water and try it in shallow waters.
When should you discard a PFD when it has a torn strap when it fits snugly after it has been used one month after someone borrows it?
When should you discard a PFD?
