Tag: fire hazard
3M Recalls 53,000 Scotch Thermal Laminators for Fire Hazard
3M is recalling about 53,634 Scotch™ thermal laminators sold on Amazon because the machines can overheat, posing a fire hazard. It marks the 4th time since 2018 that 3M has recalled a Scotch laminator.
Gobi Heat Hand Warmers Recalled for Fire and Burn Hazards
Gobi Heat recalled about 5,500 rechargeable hand warmers because the lithium-ion battery can overheat, catch on fire, and burn people. No injuries were reported.
JKMax Heated Blankets Recalled After 53 People Burned
JKMax recalled about 195,000 heated blankets and heating pads that were sold on Amazon after 53 reports of burn injuries and 577 reports of overheating.
4,000+ Hair Dryer Brushes Recalled for Fire and Shock Hazards
Over 4,000 brush hair dryers were recalled because they do not have required shock protection and may pose fire and burn hazards.
AGA, La Cornue Luxury Ranges Recalled for Explosion Hazard
AGA Rangemaster recalled 3,992 luxury dual-fuel ranges sold for up to $20,000 because some units can leak gas, posing fire and explosion risks.
XO Poppy Power Banks Recalled for Fire Hazards
Truststone Group has recalled about 32,400 XO Poppy Power Trip magnetic wireless power banks sold exclusively at TJX and Marshalls stores, warning that the lithium-ion battery inside can overheat and ignite.
Goal Zero Recalls 46,200 YETI 3000X Power Stations for Fire Risk
Goal Zero recalled about 46,200 YETI 3000X power stations after 4 reports of fires, overheating, and smoking from the circuit board.
Cooluli Recalls 250,000 Minifridges After 19 Fires Reported
Cooluli recalled 250,000 minifridges after 19 reports of smoking, sparking, fridges catching on fire, and $80,000 in damagae. One person suffered a smoke inhalation injury.
Heated Blankets Sold on Amazon Recalled After 27 Fires
About 178,000 OCTROT heated sherpa throws and blankets have been recalled after reports of 27 fires and 555 reports of the electrical cord melting, sparking and smoking.
OCOOPA Recalls 1.5M Hand Warmers for Fire, Death Risk
OCOOPA Direct is recalling about 1.5 million rechargeable hand warmers after the lithium-ion batteries inside them were linked to fires, burns and the death of an 83-year-old California consumer.