Recalls
Shopping Cart Injuries are More Common than They Should Be
Shopping Cart Injuries Transporting your kid around the grocery story may be more dangerous than expected. A new study in Clinical Pediatrics reveals that around 24,000 children under the age of 15 are sent to the hospital every year due to shopping cart injuries. That is not the only worrisome fact that was revealed. Apparently,…
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Siemens recalls fire alarm base that could cause injury
Siemens recalls fire alarm base that could cause injury Siemens is recalling the SBGA-34 Audible Fire Alarm Base due to a defect that could cause the product to fail to sound alarm in case of emergency. The defect could cause personal injury and property damage. No injuries have been reported to the company. The defect…
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Toyota recalls 20,000 vehicles for possible fuel leaks
Toyota recalls 20,000 vehicles for possible fuel leaks Toyota is recalling about 20,000 vehicles worldwide for possible fuel leaks. The majority of the recalled vehicles, but some were shipped to other countries. The defect is found in models with a 2GR-FE engine. The recall affects 2015 Lexus RX and 2014 models of the Avalon, Camry,…
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Eight auto makers issue recall for Takata exploding air bags
Takata exploding air bag recall Although air bags do a great job at helping save lives, when designed defectively they can cause severe injuries and possibly death. Eight major car makers have joined in a recall for vehicles that are equipped with air bags that could explode under certain circumstances. In 2013, Takata, a major…
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Trader Joes and Whole Food Nut Butters Recalled for Salmonella
Nut Butter Recall If you purchased almond butter from Trader Joes or Whole Foods recently you should be aware of the most recent recall on nut butters. NSpired Natural Foods, which is part of the food company Hain Celestial Group, has issued a voluntary recall of its peanut and almond butters. Testing done by the…
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Fruit Recalls Affect Major Stores: Costco, Trader Joe’s, Walmart, Kroger
Product Recall Peaches, nectarines, plums and pluots are all part of the voluntary recall that Wawona Packing Co. issued last month. The affected fruits were packed at its Cutler, California warehouse between June 1 and July 12. If you have purchased fruit recently from Costco, Trader Joe’s, Kroger or Walmart during this time, do not…
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Exploding Fire Pots Result in Injuries and Death
The Dangers of Fire Pots Although fire pots may spruce up your patio, they are extremely dangerous. In 2011, numerous cases were reported of fire pots exploding causing the very potent and sticky fuel gel to cause severe burns and in some cases even death. That year 15 companies removed the product off their shelves.…
Read MoreNHTSA-watchers know that it sometimes takes a lot to pique the curiosity of the Office of Defects Investigations – The Safety Record
NHTSA-watchers know that it sometimes takes a lot to pique the curiosity of the Office of Defects Investigations – The Safety Record By Sean Kane Take Takata airbags that explode, shooting shrapnel at unsuspecting drivers. This defect, first surfaced in 2001, when Isuzu vehicles were first recalled. It burst into public view, if you will,…
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The Problem with Used Vehicles and Recalls
The Problem with Used Vehicles and Recalls Used cars are great, but they can come with significant problems. Thousands of recalls are placed every year on new and used vehicles. Though dealers promise that all necessary repairs are made, that is not always the case. Carfax, an online vehicle history website, had over 2 million…
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Press Release – GM fine for failure to timely disclose ignition switch defect only a first step
News Release GM fine for failure to timely disclose ignition switch defect only a first step May 16, 2014 Lawyers representing victims permanently injured or killed in wrecks related to General Motors faulty ignition switch say federal fine doesn’t begin to compensate for delays, cover-up related to recalls MONTGOMERY, ALA. (May 16, 2014) – Jere…
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