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Product Recall Affected by Hazards: Strangulation, Lacerations, Falls, and Magnet Swallowing

Defective play kitchens, faulty multi-tools, and inflammable mattresses lead this week's list of recalled consumer products due to safety concerns.

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Product Recall Affected by Hazards: Strangulation, Lacerations, Falls, and Magnet Swallowing

Recalls and Product Safety Updates: A Comprehensive Overview

In the past few years, several popular products have been recalled due to safety concerns. Here's a summary of the recent recalls affecting children's items and household goods.

Children's Products Recalls

  1. KidKraft Farm to Table Play Kitchen – Approximately 192,000 units of this play kitchen were recalled due to a strangulation risk posed by hooks. A free replacement of hooks is being offered. For more information, visit kidkraft.com/pages/recall or call 800-882-0234.
  2. Cosco 2-Step Kitchen Stepper – About 336,850 units of this kitchen stepper were recalled due to the safety bar detaching or breaking, posing a fall hazard. A free repair kit is being offered. For more information, visit coscoproducts.com or call 888-628-3778.
  3. Tegu Magnetic Floating Stackers – Approximately 22,850 units in the U.S., along with an additional ~2,000 in Canada and Mexico, were recalled due to loose magnets posing a serious ingestion danger to children. A free replacement is being offered. For more information, visit tegu.com/pages/recall or call 877-834-8869.
  4. Baby Loren Morning Dresses – About 340 units of these children's loungewear were recalled due to failure to meet flammability standards, posing a burn risk to children. A full refund is being offered. For more information, visit babyloren.com/pages/recall or call 209-834-5053.

Household Goods Recalls

  1. Amazon Basics Eurotop Mattresses – Approximately 2,700 units were recalled due to failing to meet flammability standards, posing a fire risk. For more information, visit amazoneurotoprecall.expertinquiry.com or call 800-913-4350.
  2. RIDGID Framing Nailers (21° and 30°) – About 64,000 units were recalled due to a malfunctioning trigger that can fire unintentionally, causing a laceration danger. A free software repair is being offered. For more information, visit powertools.ridgid.com/recall or call 800-597-9624.
  3. Leatherman Charge Plus and Charge Plus TTi Multi-Tools – Approximately 17,000 units were recalled due to a hazard where the knife blade may not fully retract, posing a laceration risk. A free repair is being offered. For more information, visit leatherman.com/pages/charge-recall or call 800-847-8665.

It's essential to stay informed about product recalls and ensure the safety of your family and home. For further information, visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) website or official recall announcements.

Note: The IKEA 365+ VÄRDEFULL Garlic Press was not specified with any hazard or recall information in the provided text.

[1] Consumer Product Safety Commission Recall Notice [2] Bestway Recall Information [3] Intex Recall Information [4] Polygroup Recall Information

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