Category: Recalls
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SHEIN recalled bear-shaped refrigerator magnets and offers full refunds after buyers confirm disposal.
SHEIN Distribution Corporation has recalled bear-shaped decorative refrigerator magnets because the products contain loose high-powered magnets, the Consumer Product Safety Commission says. The agency lists a full refund after the buyer confirms the recalled magnets were thrown away. The recall covers a small, named product line, not all magnets or all items purchased through SHEIN.…
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Cade California recalled 179,739 finger-light toys for full refunds after consumers dispose of them.
Cade California Electronic has recalled about 179,739 projecting finger-light toys because their button-cell batteries can be accessed by children, the Consumer Product Safety Commission says. The agency lists a full refund after the toys are properly disposed of and a photo is sent to the company. The recall is an active product-remedy notice, not a…
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Ricky Joy recalled more than 2.3 million Sour Crush candy bottles and offers refunds with prepaid returns.
Ricky Joy has recalled about 2.3 million Sour Crush Rolling Liquid Candy bottles because the roller ball can detach and pose a choking hazard, the Consumer Product Safety Commission says. The company is offering refunds and says it will provide a prepaid shipping label for returns. The September 10 notice is current and specific, but…
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Clorox Puerto Rico recalled about 6.3 million Mistolin and Lestoil cleaners sold in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, offering refunds.
Clorox Puerto Rico has recalled about 6.3 million scented Mistolin and Lestoil multi-purpose cleaners sold in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The notice lists a full-refund process for affected bottles, but the geography, scent and date-code limits matter. This is not a nationwide recall of every…
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Conair expanded its Cuisinart grill-brush recall to more than 3.6 million units, with refund or credit remedies.
Conair’s expanded Cuisinart grill-brush recall now covers more than 3.6 million metal wire-bristle brushes, the Consumer Product Safety Commission says. The agency lists a refund as the remedy and says the company also offers a Cuisinart.com credit option. The August 27 expansion adds about 1.9 million brushes to a July recall of nearly 1.72 million.…
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ZMC expanded full refunds to 245,124 recalled light-up children’s toys
A May toy recall has grown into a much larger September refund program. ZMC Group now covers about 245,124 light-up children’s toys after federal regulators added several products with accessible button batteries. The expanded action includes the units recalled earlier in the year and gives owners a full-refund route based on marking, disposal and photographic…
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Prepared Hero is replacing 31,000 fire-spray canisters after nine rupture reports
A fire-suppression canister is supposed to reduce danger, not become another pressurized object at risk of bursting. Prepared Hero is recalling about 31,000 Hero Fire Spray canisters after receiving nine reports that units exploded or deteriorated in storage. The company’s remedy is a free replacement, with a disposal process designed for pressurized containers. Only canisters…
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Cade is offering full refunds on 179,739 recalled finger-light toys
A small novelty toy sold by the box now carries a serious household cost question: whether to keep a product with an accessible button battery or complete the refund process. Federal safety officials say roughly 179,739 California Cade Electronic finger-light toys are covered by a September recall. The remedy is a full refund, but it…
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Ricky Joy is refunding more than 2.3 million recalled candy bottles
Ricky Joy is offering refunds for about 2.3 million Sour Crush Rolling Liquid Candy bottles recalled because a rolling-ball component can detach and create a choking hazard. The September 10 notice tells consumers to stop using the candy immediately and contact the company for a refund. The remedy is tied to this product line, not…
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Whole Foods shoppers can destroy recalled cheese and claim a full refund with a receipt
Whole Foods shoppers who bought specified Cabricharme cheese can destroy it and receive a full refund with a valid receipt, according to a September 11 recall notice. The cheese contains undeclared egg lysozyme, creating a potentially serious risk for people with an egg allergy. The notice covers products sold at 18 stores in seven states,…
