Appliance recalls typically involve fire, burn, and electric shock hazards from products used daily in your kitchen, laundry room, and throughout your home. This category covers space heaters, air purifiers, dishwashers, washing machines, dryers, ranges, steamers, and small kitchen appliances.
Fire hazards are the dominant risk — overheating, electrical faults, and component failures that can cause appliances to ignite without warning. Many recalled appliances show early warning signs before failure: unusual smells, sparking, discoloration around outlets, or intermittent power loss. If your appliance is exhibiting any of these symptoms, check our emergency triage guide immediately.
Most appliance recalls offer a free repair, replacement, or full refund. Model and serial numbers are typically found on a sticker on the back panel, inside the door, or on the bottom of the unit. Use our visual guide to find yours.
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard FIRE, BURN, POISONING Alliance Chemical is recalling 1-K Kerosene Heater Fuel because the containers don’t meet safety standards. This means there’s a serious risk of a flash fire if the fuel catches fire. It also doesn’t have a special part to stop flames from spreading quickly. Plus, … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard IMPACT INJURY AND LACERATION Thermos is recalling about 8.2 million Stainless King and Sportsman food jars and bottles. The stopper (lid) on these containers can shoot off with force when opened, potentially causing serious injuries, including cuts and eye damage. Stop using these recalled products immediately! Thermos … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard BURN 32 Degrees is recalling their heated socks because they can get too hot and cause burns. This happens when people wear them during activities that make them sweat and create friction. The combination of heat from the battery, sweat, and rubbing can make the socks overheat … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard CHEMICAL BURNS AND IRRITATION mGanna is recalling their Sodium Hydroxide (Lye) Pellet Bags because the packaging isn’t child-resistant. This means kids could easily open it and be exposed to the dangerous chemicals inside. Sodium hydroxide can cause serious chemical burns and irritation to the skin and eyes. … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard ELECTROCUTION Sweetcrispy is recalling their electric pressure washers because they don’t have a safety feature called a GFCI. This means if something goes wrong, you could get a serious or deadly electric shock. Stop using the pressure washer immediately to avoid injury or death. 2300 units affected, … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard ELECTROCUTION Le Hao Tool is recalling its electric pressure washers because they are missing a safety feature called a ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). Without this, there’s a serious risk of electric shock or even death if the pressure washer malfunctions or gets wet. This is a very … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard BURN Fisher & Paykel is recalling certain gas ranges because they can pose a burn hazard. The igniter can stay on for too long after the burner is lit. This can cause the surrounding metal to overheat, creating a burn risk if touched. Immediately stop using the … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard ELECTROCUTION Patoolio Direct is recalling their electric pressure washers because they can give you a serious electric shock, which could lead to injury or even death. These pressure washers don’t have a special safety device called a ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) that prevents electrical shocks. This means … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard ELECTROCUTION Fengrong Tool is recalling its electric pressure washers because they don’t have a special safety feature called a GFCI. This means there’s a serious risk of getting a dangerous electric shock, which could cause injury or even death. Stop using these pressure washers immediately to protect … Read more
Official Source: View Official Recall Notice The Hazard ELECTROCUTION Agiiman pressure washers are being recalled because they can give you a serious electric shock, which could lead to injury or even death. The pressure washers don’t have a special safety feature called a ground-fault circuit-interrupter (GFCI) that prevents shocks. It’s important to stop using these … Read more