More tragic baby deaths have been linked with Fisher-Price infant sleepers, even after the products were recalled. Back in April 2019, Fisher-Price issued a product defect recall for nearly 5 million Rock ‘n Play infant
Matrix Fitness has recalled nearly 20,000 treadmills after seven fires and dozens of reports of the power cord sparking, smoking, or melting. Matrix Fitness recalled about 19,900 T1 and T3 commercial treadmills sold to gyms
Giant Bicycles is recalling thousands of bicycles because they may pose hazards for falls and injuries. According to an alert from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), the adjustable handlebar stems on these bicycles
EGL Motor of El Monte recalls about 2,900 EGL and ACE brand youth ATVs (or all-terrain vehicles) because they do not comply with mandatory federal ATV safety requirements. According to Consumer Affairs, children can operate
Mushie & Co. recalls nearly 334,000 of its FRIGG silicone pacifiers because of a potential choking hazard. According to a USA Today news report and a recall posted on the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued an alert to consumers to stop using Podster Infant Loungers immediately after two babies suffocated to death while using these loungers. According to the alert, the
Three companies have agreed to recall their home elevators to fix a safety issue that has injured or killed children for decades. According to a report in The Washington Post, this is the latest step for
Due to a potential fire hazard, Polaris Industries is issuing a product defect recall for hundreds of Outlaw 110 EFI Youth All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) sold in the United States and Canada. According to a report
Fire investigators in New York said e-bike batteries caused a deadly fire in the East Village area of New York City, leaving two teens clinging to a pole in an attempt to escape the flames.
The recall affects more than 300,000 wireless DeWalt earphones sold nationwide due to the potential for overheating and burn injuries. According to Fox Business, California-based E-filliate Inc. issued the recall after 61 reports that the
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