121,000 beds sold in Walmart and Home Depot recalled, those responsible warn
They have dangers of fall and impact, according to the CPSC.
Few things feel better than getting into your bed after a long day or sleeping on a lazy Saturday morning. And while you repeat peacefully and catch Z, the last thing you want to worry about is your personal security . Now, however, this is the case for some consumers, because around 121,000 beds sold in Walmart and Home Depot have been recalled. Read more to find out why these beds are fired and what you should do if you have one at home.
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The bunk beds of different colors and finishes are recalled.
Who did not want bunk beds in their growing room? They are a welcome addition to the room of any child, or even to a friends room if you need to optimize the space and create more places to sleep. However, if you have recently bought bunk beds, you will dismiss the brand and the model. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
Walker Edison Furniture recalls around 121,000 twin bunk beds, the Consumer Product Safety Commission in the United States (CPSC) announced on May 4. The bunk beds were sold online at Walmart, Amazon, Overstock and Wayfair from February 2010 to February 2022, selling between $ 206 and $ 389.
Fourteen different models are part of the recall, which has come in different finishes and colors, including black, cherry, espresso, gray, honey, natural and white. A complete list of affected models - which include several with barrels - are included in the CPSC notice.
All bunk beds have a scale on the side and "Walker Edison, made in Brazil" printed on the label inside the bed rail or the foot.
Bed slats can break when used.
Depending on the recall notice, there is a problem with the wooden slats that support the bunk beds. Lattes can break during their use, said the CPSC, creating both dangers of falling and impact. To date, the company has received 14 slats breaking reports, including one that has led "minor injuries".
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Consumers can request an online repair kit.
If you have one of these beds, the CPSC asks you to stop it to use it immediately. If you bought the bed before March 2022, you can contact Walker Edison for a free repair kit, which includes 12 wooden slats and instructions.
"The upgrade / repair kit improves the safety and safety of the original wooden latte design and Provides improved stability ", The company's recall page indicates.
You can Request for the online kit, and you can also contact the company by email to [Protected by e-mail] For specific questions, you can call Walker Furniture at 877-203-2917 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Mountain time (MT) Monday to Thursday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. MT Friday.
Other household items have recently been recalled.
Beds are not the only basic food for a reminder. Last week, Vornado recalled around 317,000 travel steam irons in Steam and Brookstone due to the risk of fire, burn and shock. As of April 27, the company received 50 incident reports , including 38 where the iron power cord smoked, stimulated or burned. Consumers were invited to stop using irons and registering to receive a refund.
April 20 Almost 2.2 million DEWALT, Stanley and CRAFTSMAN fiberglass sleds have also been removed from shelves to Home Depot and Ace Hardware , announced the CPSC. The Hammers put a serious risk on impact injury, as the heads could "loosen and detach themselves prematurely during use". In total, Stanley Black & Decker received 192 reports of head detachments, two of which led to injury to the face and head. Similar to the situation with the steam boats, consumers were invited to stop using the hammers and to contact Stanley Black & Decker for a full refund.
