Consumer Product Safety Commission

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is again recalling small toy magnets and recommending parents remove them from their homes after a growing number of instances of kids ingesting them and needing emergency medical treatment.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission says about 2 million dehumidifiers made by New Widetech are being recalled in the U.S. because they can overheat and catch fire, posing fire and burn hazards.

A new Consumer Reports investigation has found a broken system within the Consumer Product Safety Commission, leaving unsuspecting consumers vulnerable to injuries or even death from dangerous products.

A new Consumer Reports investigation has found a broken system within the Consumer Product Safety Commission, leaving unsuspecting consumers vulnerable to injuries or even death from dangerous products.

A federal safety agency is cracking down on infant sleepers that have been tied to infant deaths.

Three separate recalls of products that could all pose a choking hazard for infants have been issued. FIREFLY FRANK INFANT TEETHERS The “Firefly Frank Infant Teethers” are being recalled. About 61,000 were sold exclusively at Target stores. The plastic wings can detach. Battat, the maker of the product, has received 14 reports of the wings detaching or breaking including one…

Customers who have purchased these clothing items are being urged to return them immediately.

J. Crew has issued a recall for a certain style of denim pants that presents a choking hazard for children.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a recall on Eddie Bauer and Disney inclined infant sleepers. The recall is a result of concerns that infants sleeping in the product could roll over and suffocate.

Gillette is recalling Venus Simply3 disposable razors over laceration concerns because the blades are misaligned and can cause users to cut themselves while shaving. The company said the recalled razors were sold in two types of packages: a Venus Simply3 Disposable Razor 4-pack and a Daisy 12+1 Venus Simply3 Bonus Pack which included one free Venus Simply3 razor.

Pyrex, a well-known type of bakeware advertised as oven and microwave safe, has come under fire for shattering without warning, prompting a class-action lawsuit in Chicago alleging the bakeware is dangerous and defective.

Two North Texas women say they were cooking dinner, when out of nowhere, their Pyrex glassware exploded inside the oven. After they found hundreds of similar reports online, they want answers from Pyrex.

More than a million Flushmate pressure-assisted toilet flushing systems have been recalled because they can burst powerfully enough to cause the toilet to shatter, causing injuries and property damage. Nearly 1,500 incidents have been reported in the United States in connection with the Flushmate II 501-B pressure-assisted flushing system. At least 23 people have been hurt, one of whom needed...

Vornado Air is continuing to recall thousands of electric space heaters after a man died in a fire involving one of the devices.

As temperatures soar, parents are beginning to think about pool safety, but a family in Attleboro said the device they installed to keep their backyard safe, put their toddler in danger.

HEB stores are recalling halogen light bulbs that could shatter while in use and cause cuts or fires.

According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, furniture tip-overs claimed the lives of 431 children between the years 2000 and 2016.

About every 30 minutes, a fallen TV or tipped furniture hurts a child in the U.S. An extra step of mounting your TV or furniture to the wall can help prevent serious injury to children.

Apparel manufacture Topson Downs has issued a recall on a pair of girls skinny jeans sold at target due to reports of skin cuts and lacerations. The Cat & Jack Girls’ Star Studded Jeans were sold exclusively at Target stores nationwide and online between September 2017 and November 2017 for $18.

Children’s injuries and deaths from window blinds have not stalled despite decades of safety concerns, according to a new U.S. study that recommends a complete ban on blinds with cords. Nearly 17,000 young children were hurt by window blinds between 1990 and 2015, and though most injuries were minor, almost 300 died, the study shows. Most deaths occurred when children...