Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recalls for consumer products, including toys, appliances, furniture, and other household items.
LXDHSTRA recalled baby loungers and crib bumpers on September 18, 2025. The recall covers LXDHSTRA-branded loungers sold online at Amazon. The defect involves suffocation and fall hazards linked to design and ban violations. Stop using immediately and seek a full refund from LXDHSTRA.
Five Below recalls two tabletop fire pits after reports of alcohol fuel flames jetting and spreading. The recall affects devices sold nationwide. Stop using the recalled pits immediately and contact Five Below for a refund. Full refunds available or $5 option; mail-back refunds possible with photo submission.
Epoca International recalls Paris Hilton mini beauty fridges sold before August 2024 due to a shorting electrical switch that can overheat and cause a fire. Consumers should stop using the recalled units and seek a full refund. Details and how to claim are on Epoca’s recall page or by phone.
Blueroot Health recalled Bariatric Fusion iron multivitamin bottles after discovering the packaging is not child-resistant. The recall involves two bottle types with 45 mg of iron. Affected bottles lack the required push-down-and-turn caps and carry specific lot numbers. Consumers should stop using the product and contact Blueroot Health for a free child-resistant replacement cap.
Shierdu recalled a 28-piece wooden cactus toy set sold on Amazon by Yiwu Shiyi Trading after reports the parts pose a choking hazard for children under three. The recall cites violation of the Small Parts Ban. Parents should stop using the product and contact the supplier for a full refund.
In My Jammers recalls children's button-up flare pajama sets sold online after the company violated mandatory flammability standards. The recall, active as of Sept. 11, 2025, involves sets in multiple prints and sizes. Parents should stop using them and seek a full refund or store credit.
Makita U.S.A. recalls 3 cordless grease guns and 4 grease gun hoses due to a laceration hazard. Serial-numbered units are affected. Stop using the recalled equipment immediately and contact Makita for a free replacement hose.
URMYWO recalled its baby loungers on 2025-09-04 after reports of suffocation and fall hazards. The recall targets URMYWO loungers style grey feather sold via Amazon by Pomona. The devices fail to meet infant sleep standards due to short side walls and excessive pad thickness. Consumers should stop using the loungers and request a full refund.
StopBox USA recalls AR-15 Chamber Lock Pro shipped June 2 to July 15, 2025. The recall covers locks designed to chamber-lock AR-15 style rifles. The defect allows the lock to be forcibly removed, enabling unauthorized access to the firearm. StopBox urges immediate stop-use and provides refunds or replacements.
TTI Outdoor Power Equipment recalled 80,000 RYOBI pressure washers after reports of overheating capacitors that can burst. The defect poses a projectile hazard, risking serious injury to users and bystanders. Consumers should stop using these pressure washers immediately and check RYOBI's website for repair instructions.
CT New Energy Technology recalls CT-ENERGY nc-02 lithium coin battery chargers sold with four rechargeable 2032 batteries and a USB cable. The recall cites potential for serious injury or death from ingested button cells. Consumers should stop using the charger and contact CT New Energy for a full refund, repair, or replacement kit.
Party Favors recalled four models of lite-up torches and laser pointers due to risk of serious injury or death from swallowed button cell batteries. Imported by MTC Trading. Consumers should stop using the products and seek a full refund.