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Recent recall reports indicate that multiple car owners were exposed to serious risks after being affected by car tires that were resold instead of being destroyed after the manufacturer noticed sidewall cracks. Kumho Tire issued the recall in order to find all consumers affected by this recall that affects thousands of tires that could pose serious crash risks due to the fact that sidewall cracks could increase the risk of a potential tire failure. The company has reported that the (read more)

Multiple hoodies designed for boys and girls are being recalled after it was reported that the jackets and sweatshirts could pose a serious strangulation hazard to children. The reports indicate that the sweatshirts and jackets come with certain drawstrings that could pose a risk to young children. The products were not linked to any incidents, however, the 1997 CPSC guidelines state that hoodies, jackets and sweatshirts should not be manufactured with any drawstring that could pose a strangling risk to (read more)

According to a series of news agencies, certain lounger bean bag chairs are being recalled over a possible strangulation or suffocation hazard. The reports indicate that these bean bag chairs haven’t been equipped with zipper closures, which could allow young children to unzip the lounger bags. According to the firm, the small beads inside of the bag could be either ingested or inhaled by the small children, which could pose a serious strangulation hazard. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has (read more)

Multiple news agencies have indicated that multiple microwave popcorn makers have been known to overheat and ignite, which led to a recall. The company behind the manufacturing of the Microwave Popcorn Maker has reported that the products were linked to at least 20 reports of incidents linked to the overheating of the product while in use. According to Avon, these products could pose a risk if they are cooked for too long. The company has stated that affected consumers should (read more)

Multiple news agencies have indicated that portable heaters are being recalled because they are linked to at least ten incidents associated with the devices overheating. According to a series of news agencies, over 19,000 units of these heaters are affected by this recall. The company has stated that consumers with the affected heaters should unplug the device immediately. Contact the store of purchase or visit the store at once to return the device so you can receive a full refund. (read more)

Multiple news agencies have indicated that the Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a recall for several turn riding mowers over a possible fire hazard. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has stated that these devices are being recalled due to an issue that could cause the mower to pose a fire hazard to users. According to the federal agency, about 3,700 units of these products in the United States are affected by the recall. Over 2,600 units had already been (read more)

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has stated that several bicycle forks are being recalled over a possible issue with the tubes that could lead to a rupture, increasing the risk of a fall. The federal agency has stated that Sury Pugskey Bicycle Forks that were sold nationwide are being recalled because the component may bend above the disc brake mount, which could lead to a fall, increasing the risk of an injury. The company is aware of one report (read more)

According to several news agencies, certain softball bats are being recalled over a possible injury risk. The federal agency U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission decided to issue a recall after it was reported that over 170 consumers were involved in incidents associated with the bats coming detached while in use. Over 13,000 units of these bats are affected by this recall. The federal agency has stated that consumers can identify the recalled bats by the words “Louisville Slugger oneX” printed (read more)

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has recently reported that due to a potential electric shock hazard, Currey & Company decided to recall certain chandeliers. The federal agency has stated that the affected products come with a wiring that could conduct electricity to the metal components in the product. Currey & Company has stated that over 2,100 units of these products in the country are affected by this recall. The crystal or metal chandeliers were sold nationwide and in Canada (read more)