We pull official government recall records and translate each one into plain language: what happened, how serious it is, and the steps to take. No legalese.
Search by meaning, not just keywords — describe the product or the hazard and we’ll find matching recalls even when the official notice uses different words. Brand names and model numbers work too.
Graco recalls Harmony high chairs from 2003-2009 due to risk of tipping over from loose screws or cracked brackets. Consumers must stop using and get a free repair kit.
Do It Best recalls red bicycle bells with excessive lead paint. Consumers must return bells to store for refund. This affects children's bikes sold with these bells.
Cost Plus Inc. recalls Konrad and Loft office chairs due to risk of chair backs coming loose, causing falls. Return to store for refund or exchange.
Tumi recalls Mobile Power Packs with lithium-ion cells that can ignite or explode during charging if never used. Affected units must be returned for free replacement.
