By Sarah King
A recall has been issued by Tesla of over 24,000 of their vehicles due to incorrect reassembly of second-row seatbelts. This recall is announced after 105 service repairs related to the seatbelt. The recalled vehicles include the Model 3 Tesla manufactured between 2017-2022. Drivers rely on safety protection including seatbelts in their vehicles in the […]
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Over 2 Million Baby Swings Recalled After Death of Infant The baby tech company, 4moms, announces the recall of their infant baby swing referred to as the MamaRoo, and rocker, the RockaRoo after multiple incidents were reported stating the products put infants in danger and led to the death of a 10-month-old baby. Currently, the […]
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Last week, Peloton, the multi-billion dollar at-home fitness company most known for its brand of interactive exercise bikes, recalled its Tread and Tread+ model treadmills after the machines were linked to dozens of injuries and the tragic death of a six-year-old child. Weeks before, The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) had urged Peloton to move […]
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Late last week, Honda and its luxury brand, Acura, announced a recall of nearly every one of their 2019 and 2020 models to replace defective fuel pumps. The fuel pumps in the recalled vehicles have impellers that can crack which can lead the pump to stop working. If the pump disfunctions while a vehicle is […]
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recently announced an IKEA recall of nearly one million KULLEN 3-drawer chests for posing tip-over and entrapment hazards that may result in serious injury or even death to children. IKEA has received a total of six-reports of KULLEN related tip-over incidents, including one report of a minor cut and […]
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On February 19, Contigo USA issued it’s second recall of nearly six million Contigo Kids Cleanable water bottles, six months after the first announcement was made in August 2019. Replacement lids that were distributed to affected consumers as part of the first recall are also including in the February 2020 recall. The Contigo water bottles […]
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On July 25, popular clothing brand H&M recalled about 9,000 units of childrens’ pajama sets after it was discovered that the pajamas don’t meet federal flammability standards for children’s sleepwear. This failure poses a serious risk of burn injuries or even death to children. H&M Sleepwear Recall: Details The H&M Sleepwear recall involves two styles […]
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On July 8, Disney recalled around 80,000 units of a Toy Story 4 plush toy for potential choking hazards. Toy Story 4 “Forky” Toy Recalled The recall involves an 11″ Forky plush toy, a character from Disney Pixar’s Toy Story 4. The toy has poseable arms, a base, rainbow screen art on top of the […]
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According to Carfax, provider of used-car history, nearly one in five vehicles on the road in the United States have safety issues serious enough to be involved in federal recalls. This ratio translates to about 47 million cars on the road in need of repair (out of a total 258.5 million cars on the road), […]
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