If you use this in your yard, the CPSC says stop immediately
Your winter cleaning could put you serious danger if you use that.
If you store your yard before winter here in full strength, you want to check your tools to make sure you run this cleaning safely. A new reminder has been published for a popular brand of the chain saw because of its laceration risk.
On December 9, the Consumer Products Safety Board (CPAC) announced the recall of about 82,000 CHECSPSMA10 corded chamgis of 10 inches with extension posts. The saws in question werederived from the market After the craftsman received a report from the chainsaw that begins without being lit, which causes a laceration of his user.
The chainsaws, who were sold in Lowe, Amazon and through local hardware stores between October 2019 and 2020, retail about $ 100 and are mainly red with black and gray accents. To determine if your saw is assigned or not, the CPSC recommends checking the base of the saw mark for a date code indicating 2019-40 to 2020-35; Only saws with date codes in this range are subjected to recall. Anyone with one of these devices "should immediately stop using recalled chain saws and craftsman contacts for a free repair kit" according to the CPSC.
Craft saws are not alone in setting up users at risk to find out which other safety dangers could be hidden at home. And if you want to stay safe during the winter, checkThis popular heater is recalled the risk of fire.
1 Huffy UTVS
You may want to consult your holiday gifts hiding before giving them to your children this year, now that apopular toy has been recalled. On December 2, the CPSC announced the recall of 5,000 UTV of Huffy Torex 24V toys after the company received 36 toy vehicle reports starting to drive when the battery has been reconnected after charging. Anyone with one of the UTVs affected at home must contact Huffy for a replacement controller and instructions on how to solve the problem. And if you want to protect yourself and your loved ones, readIf you have this candle at home, eliminate it immediately.
2 Polaris MTB
These are not just riding toys of children who have been drawn from the market at the end. In November, CPCP published aReminder Notice of 18 400 Polaris MTB, including the 2020-2021 RZR Pro XP and Pro XP4 and 2021 RZR Turbo S, Turbo S4, XP Turbo and XP 4 Turbo Rov models sold in the United States in Canada. The recalled ATVs were recalled because "the clutch of the vehicle may fail, pose a risk of injury;" On the reminder date, Polaris had received 136 incident reports, but no injury ratio.
3 LG Chem Resu batteries 10h
Solar energy can be a clean good for the environment, but in some cases it can also be a major security problem. At least this is the case forAnyone using LG Chem Resu batteries 10h, which are used in certain brands of solar panels. In a letter of December fled to the press,Peter Gibson, Responsible for the North American energy storage activity of LG Chem Chem, explained that the company had received five reports on the overheating of the batteries and causing property damage, but no injury to date. And for the latest reminder news delivered directly to your inbox,Sign up for our daily newsletter.
4 Oakmont Fire Fireplace Tables
That the comfortable firebreaker could bemore than a danger you do not realize. In November, CPSP announced the recall of 11,000 Oakmont LP fire tables sold in many lots and online stores due to fire. The tables in question can have a defective feed pipe positioned too close to the table of combustion of the table, which made it flee, melt, or even catch fire. From the reminder date, the table manufacturer had received 17 incorrect pipe reports, 12 pipe ignition reports, four material damage reports and a report from a user being burned.
