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There is little better than entering Freshly bleached leaves Or shoot a rich sweatshirt with the smell of your favorite detergent. But, to obtain these hot and blurred feelings, you must actually TO DO Laundry - which may not be your favorite chore. So, if you have not already encouraged to undress or separate your lights and your droques, you do not want to have additional concerns, in particular concerning security. Unfortunately, some of the best known names in the detergent aisle may pose exactly that. According to an April 5 Press release From the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), gain bags, tide, AS and Ariel detergent's detergent are recalled "due to the risk of serious injuries".

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According to the CPSC opinion, Procter & Gamble voluntarily remembers certain many tidal pods, gain adventures, ACE pods and ariel pods pods of liquid detergent. About 8.2 million were sold in the United States, with an additional 56,742 sold in Canada.

The problem surrounds the external packaging of the products, which is difficult to close due to one " manufacturing problem "An opinion on the Procter & Gamble website declares.

The packaging is made from flexible films which can separate near the track from the zipper and "present a risk of serious injury to children and other vulnerable populations if the content of detergent packages is laundry is ingested ".

An unexpectedly opening package could also present the risk of skin or eye injury, and ingest a large amount of "household cleaning products containing surfactants" can even cause death for underlying health problems, According to the CPSC.

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To date, Procter & Gamble has not received "confirmed cases" reports linked to the packaging defect. However, there were four children's reports which accessed liquid laundry packages, and in three cases, they also ingested the pods. These incidents occurred during the period when many recalled detergents were sold - between September 2023 and February 2024 - but it is not clear if these pods came from recalled bags, said the CPSC. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Recalled detergents packages were available at Big Lots, CVS, Family Dollar, Home Depot, Sam's Club, Target, Walmart and other large retailers in the United States, they were also sold online via Amazon and other sites Web. Depending on the number of pods they contained, the detergent pods detergent sold between $ 5 (for a 12 -stroke bag) and $ 30 (for four bags of 39 counts that came to a box).

You can check if your clothes pods are recalled by checking the lot code on the bag at the bottom of the package. If you have one at home "immediately secure the bags recalled out of sight and the reach of children", urges the CPSC.

To receive a refund, take a photo of the product recalled with the lot code and contact Proctor & Gamble for a full refund and a free children's bag to store linen pods. The company will also provide a cabinet lock to secure detergent pods and other clothes materials. The refund will take the form of a prepaid debit card, the Procter & Gamble website.

A full list of recalled products is included in the retail notice, affecting six different gain products, eight tidal products, two ACE products and an Ariel product.