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Thermos Recalls 8.2 Million Jars and Bottles Over Stoppers That Can Forcefully Eject

A CPSC-coordinated action follows injuries linked to missing pressure-relief parts in some lids.

Build-A-Bear Recalls 36,000 Heartwarming Hugs Bears for Choking Hazard

Thermos Recalls 8.2 Million Jars and Bottles After Stopper Ejections, Reported Vision Loss

Costco Recalls 207,806 Pairs of 32 Degrees Heated Socks After Burn Reports

Bissell Recalls 1.7 Million Steam Cleaners Over Burn Risk From Detaching Attachments

740,000 Granitestone Sauté Pan Sets Recalled Over Handle Cap Hazard

Nexgrill Recalls 10.2 Million Wire Grill Brushes Sold at Home Depot

Electrolux Recalls Frigidaire Gas Ranges in U.S. and Canada Over Burn Hazard

Toyota Recalls 550,000 U.S. Highlander SUVs Over Second-Row Seatback Lock Defect

Weber Recalls 3.2 Million Wire-Bristle Grill Brushes Over Ingestion Hazard

Airova Recalls 191,000 Aroeve MK04 Air Purifiers Over Fire Hazard

Nearly 195,000 PurSteam Travel Steamers Recalled Nationwide Over Burn Hazard

Mindbodygreen Recalls 148,000 Ultimate Multivitamin+ Bottles for Child-Safety Packaging Violation

CPSC Recalls 49,000 AiTuiTui Teething Toys Over Choking Hazard

Frigidaire Minifridge Recall Expands to 964,000 After New Fire Reports

CPSC Recalls Isla Rae Magnetic Chargers Sold at T.J. Maxx and Marshalls Over Explosion Risk

INIU Recalls 210,000 Amazon-Sold Power Banks Over Fire Risk

INIU Recalls 210,000 BI-B41 Power Banks Sold on Amazon Over Fire Risk

CPSC Recalls 9,400 Crayola Pip-Cube Sets Over Magnet Ingestion Hazard

CPSC Orders Rad Power Bikes Owners to Stop Using Two Battery Models Over Fire Risk