Monthly Archives: October 2024
ALDI Recalls Ambiana Single-Serve Coffee Makers Due To Burn Hazard
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recently announced the recall of ALDI’s brand Ambiana Single-Serve Coffee Makers due to a potential risk of burn injury. According to the recall, the recalled coffee makers can expel hot liquid from the top of the device posing a potential burn hazard to those using the machine. Consumers… Read More »
Florida Mom And Daughter Barely Survive Flying Tire Accident
Flying tire accidents involve tires that come off vehicles while the vehicle is in motion. Such accidents are extremely dangerous, especially when the tire flies off a commercial semi-truck. These tires weigh upwards of 150 pounds and can absolutely destroy a motor vehicle when they’re rolling down a highway at 50 mph. A Florida… Read More »
2024 Arctic Cat Mountain Snowmobiles Recalled Due To Crash Hazard
Textron Specialized Vehicles and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) have announced the recall of 2024 Arctic Cat Mountain Snowmobiles due to a crash hazard. According to the recall, the pin on the u-joint of the steering knuckle was not swagged correctly. This can allow the pin to come out of the u-joint… Read More »
Samsung Recalls Slide-In Electric Ranges Due To Fire Hazard
Samsung recently announced the recall of their slide-in electric ranges. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the front knobs on the ranges can be activated by accidental contact from pets or people, posing a significant fire hazard. Over 1 million units are affected by the recall which was announced on August 8…. Read More »
Head Rush Technologies Recalls 220 Auto-Belay Devices
Are you a climbing enthusiast? If so, you should be aware that Head Rush Technologies has recently recalled 220 auto-belay devices. Auto-belayers are mechanical devices that are used when climbing indoor walls to help keep the climber safe. Typically, you would require a belaying partner to climb. The auto-belay device removes the need for… Read More »
Family Files Wrongful Death After Georgia Woman Killed By Flying Tire
The family of a Jones County Georgia woman has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a trucking company after their loved one was killed in a flying tire accident. According to the lawsuit, the tire flew off a semi-truck and smashed into her car. She was killed instantly. The family is suing both the… Read More »
