Browse Product Recalls

10,148 consumer product safety recalls from CPSC.

Product Safety Recalls Database

Browse the complete CPSC product recall database with 10,148 entries. Every recall listed below was issued by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and includes the product name, identified hazard, and available remedy. Use the filters to narrow results by year, remedy type, or keyword. Each recall links to a full detail page with manufacturer information, units sold, and specific consumer instructions.

Product Safety Recalls

Browse 10,148 consumer product recalls from CPSC.

Date Product Hazard Remedy
May 12, 1986 12 inch teddy bear The bears have small parts which could be a choking hazard and sharp wires which could cause lace... -
May 12, 1986 Shoulder Harness Restraining Device Some of these consumers indicated that children's necks may be dangerously entangled on the shoul... No Remedy Available
Apr 28, 1986 Push Button Command Feed Weed/Grass Trimmers These trimmers are being recalled because the fan and cap assembly may fracture, throwing pieces ... Repair
Apr 13, 1986 "Jack in the Ball" toy Under use and abuse testing, the button (belly button) which activates the jack could fall out, b... Refund
Apr 9, 1986 Desk Fans All of the fans are subject to flexural cord failure after an unknown period of use. Cord failure... Repair
Mar 23, 1986 Brawny Bunk Bed The mattress assembly can dislodge and cause severe injury and/or death. Repair
Mar 23, 1986 Woodworks Lace Up Horse The wooden horses pose a danger of lead poisoning to children. Refund
Mar 19, 1986 FOLKART EXTENDER #947 This adult craft product is being recalled because ethylene glycol was used in the formulation of... No Remedy Available
Mar 18, 1986 Sweatshirts The sweaters have a potential choking hazard presented by LED lights and button-size batteries on... Refund
Mar 16, 1986 Proven Value Antifreeze This recall is being undertaken because gallon-sized containers of "Proven Value Antifreeze" were... Replace
Mar 3, 1986 Toy Helicopter It is this assembly which is difficult and if done improperly could allow the rotor blades to com... Refund, Replace
Feb 25, 1986 Drip Coffeemaker Sunbeam has learned that the heating element in some of these coffeemakers can loosen with use an... Replace
Feb 18, 1986 Lil Steeler Strollers The stroller unexpectedly folds up, it is possible for a child to be injured by placing a finger ... No Remedy Available
Feb 12, 1986 M400 Omnidirectional CB base station antennas If contact is made by the antennas with an electrical power line while being installed or taken d... Refund
Feb 5, 1986 CHUPETE AND BABY brand Pacifiers When these pacifiers were tested for compliance with the CPSC safety requirements, the nipples se... Refund
Dec 30, 1985 Soft Foam Bath Blocks These bath blocks pose a potential danger if small children bite off pieces large enough to lodge... Refund
Dec 17, 1985 Children's jogging suits The jogging suits fail to meet the Commission's flammability requirement for general wearing appa... Refund
Dec 9, 1985 KER-BANGERS (Clacker Balls Toy) Despite the claim on the package that the "KER-BANGERS" are "SHATTERPROOF," when the Consumer Pro... Dispose
Dec 9, 1985 Edison Humidifiers These electrically operated humidifiers may contain a defective motor which could overheat and pr... Repair
Dec 4, 1985 Crib Exerciser The paint on both crib exercisers contained 2% lead. Therefore, these crib exercisers present a h... Refund
Dec 4, 1985 Three styles of baby toys These baby toys are banned under CPSC's Small Parts and Rattle Requirements because they have par... Refund
Dec 2, 1985 Slant-sided metal refuse bins These bins are banned by federal law because they have tipped over and crushed children. -
Nov 28, 1985 Model SR900, SR600 and SRSOO bicycles and Model SF900 and SF500 framesets The firm has received some complaints of problems with these forks that have resulted in a loosen... Replace
Oct 9, 1985 Gas Surface Cooktops Metal clamps used to secure the top burner valves to the gas manifold may experience excessive co... Repair
Sep 17, 1985 IC series irrigation controllers The Toro Company has learned that under certain conditions, the end cap of the capacitor in the c... -
Sep 16, 1985 "Wrinkles Away" Electric Clothes Steamers Steamers may be defective and present a burn hazard resulting from the spillage of boiling or hot... Replace
Aug 26, 1985 Baby Cribs The cribs' vertical slats were too far apart and could allow an infant's body to slide between th... Dispose
Aug 18, 1985 Dropside mesh-sided cribs and playpens The cribs and playpens are hazardous when a child is left in one of these products with a side do... No Remedy Available
Aug 4, 1985 Honkers Doll The Sesame Street Honkers plush doll has small parts which could present a choking hazard. Refund
Jul 2, 1985 ATV Trailblazer Pines had learned that under certain circumstances a short circuit can occur in the battery wirin... Dispose, No Remedy Available
Jun 25, 1985 Slotted mattress support hangers and plastic brackets for Questor "Baby Line"... The Commission believes they can cause suffocation hazards. Replace, Repair
Jun 9, 1985 Crib Cuddle No Remedy Available
May 22, 1985 Folding Sassy Seats If the cracks are present and the seat continues to be used, a laceration, falling hazard, or a p... Replace
May 13, 1985 22-inch hedge trimmer A manufacturing defect in the plug assembly of some trimmers could, under certain circumstances c... No Remedy Available
May 13, 1985 De-Icer Some of the aerosol cans containing this product have holes that allow the contents to leak or sp... Refund
May 9, 1985 Squeak Pacifier The pacifier may present a choking and suffocation hazard if the nipple and handle separate from ... No Remedy Available
Apr 17, 1985 Ladies active sweatshirts Although these sweatshirts have not been involved in any incidents known to the Commission or the... Refund
Apr 10, 1985 Perfection Kerosene Heaters -
Apr 8, 1985 Miracle Recreation Equipment Company To Repair "Flying Wheels" Playground Swings -
Mar 31, 1985 Brio Scanditoy Recalls Clickclack Baby Rattle -
Mar 12, 1985 Hamilton Beach Recalls 165,000 Glass Carafes And Agrees To Pay Civil Penalty -
Mar 11, 1985 Portable Electric Space Heater The "Patton" and "Sears" brand portable electric space heaters pose possible fire hazard. Replace
Jan 23, 1985 V-Shaped Accordion Style Baby Gates These gates present a strangulation hazard in the V-shapes along the top edge of the gate and in ... No Remedy Available
Jan 17, 1985 Sears Craftsman Commercial Auto Scroller Saws, Model No. 315.26750 and Crafts... Saws which have been repaired with this replacement circuit board could pose an electrical shock ... Replace
Jan 14, 1985 K & S Industries, Division Of Cosco Inc., To Repair Brushcutters -
Jan 2, 1985 Sweatshirts Refund
Dec 30, 1984 Pur Model INF-920 regular shaped baby pacifiers The nipple may tear away from the pacifier while in use. The potential defect could result in a c... Replace
Dec 27, 1984 Columbia Parkcycle Front Forks The front fork of the Parkcycle (children's sidewalk bicycle) can fail, posing fall and laceratio... New Instructions, Replace
Dec 18, 1984 "Leach" branded racquets Upon the release of the racquet during the swing, the butt-plate (plastic plug located at the bas... Refund, Replace
Nov 5, 1984 Model CYHD-103 "Snow" brand nine-inch oscillating fan Some of the fans may have a defective 2-speed control switch which could result in overheating of... Refund

Frequently Asked Questions

Use the search and filter tools above to look up products by name, brand, or keyword. You can also filter by year or remedy type. If you find a match, the recall notice will include details about what to do next, typically contacting the manufacturer for a free refund, replacement, or repair. The CPSC also maintains a free email alert service at cpsc.gov where you can sign up to receive notifications about new recalls.

Stop using the product immediately, especially if the recall involves a fire, choking, or laceration hazard. Follow the instructions in the recall notice to get your remedy (refund, replacement, or repair). Most recalls include a toll-free number and website where you can register. Keep the product in a safe place, do not throw it away until you have received your remedy, as you may need to return it or provide proof of disposal.

The most common hazards include fire and burn risks, choking hazards (especially in children's products), laceration and cut injuries, electric shock, fall hazards, entrapment, chemical exposure, and lead paint contamination. Fire hazards are consistently the most frequent reason for recalls, often involving lithium-ion batteries, electrical components, or flammable materials.