The second installment of Recalls of the Week. A few interesting items have shown up this week.
1. BROIL KING GAS GRILLS: These gas grills, which were sold at various independent retailers throughout the country, are being recalled because the cook box where the burners are can melt or crack and cause a grease fire. There are about 4800 of these grills and include the Signet, Sovereign and Sovereign XL series. You should stop using the grill immediately and contact the manufacturer, Onward Manufacturing for a free repair kit. You can find more information at www.broilkingbbq.com or call 886-434-7455. You can also go to the CPSC’s website here for more information.
2. CHILDREN’S STORAGE BINS (LOWE’S STORES): Another lead paint issue from China. These are wooden bins with scalloped edges that were painted pink or green. It is requested you take these bins away from children and return to Lowe’s for a full refund. For more information, go here.
3. QVC SPACE HEATERS: If you were up late one night with nothing to do and turned on QVC and found the urge to order that bargain of a space heater to keep you warm, you better pack it up and send it back. The SoleusAir Space Heathers can overheat and potentially cause a fire. They were sold through QVC between December 2007 and March 2008. If you bought the heater through QVC.com or the TV program, you should receive something in the mail about how to get your refund. You can look here for more information. Oh yeah, forgot to mention, made in China again.
4. CARDINAL HEALTH MOUTHWASH: Hydrox Labs, who manufactures Cardinal Health alcohol-free mouthwash is recalling the mouthwash because it apparently contains a bacteria which is known to cause infections in patients in the hospital. It is especially serious in consumers who have Cystic Fibrosis. It is the 4 oz. size that is at issue with lot number 26228. The FDA has issued a statement about this recall which can be reviewed here. It’s interesting to note that apparently this mouthwash is placed in Personal Hygiene Hospital Admissions Kits and this same mouthwash, if you decide to use it in the hospital, may in fact make you a lot sicker than when you got there. Not a good thing.
Until next week, please be careful out there. Also, if you do need any help or guidance on any of these recalls, please feel free to contact me.
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