bracelets

AppWizard
July 31, 2025
A recall has been issued for Minecraft Light-Up Slap Ruler Bracelets, models 718508MCR and 718075MCR, due to safety concerns regarding easy access to the battery compartment by children. Approximately 75,900 units are affected, sold at Walmart between March and May 2025. The bracelets contain button cell batteries that pose a risk of severe internal chemical burns if ingested. Consumers are advised to stop using the bracelets and contact Innovative Designs LLC for disposal instructions and refunds, providing photographic evidence of disposal. There has been one reported incident of a battery detaching, but no injuries have been documented. The bracelets were manufactured in China.
AppWizard
July 29, 2025
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has announced recalls for several products due to safety concerns. 1. Winston is recalling approximately 3.6 million HydroTech Expandable Burst-Proof hoses due to reports of bursting, which have caused 29 injuries. These hoses were sold from January 2021 to April 2025 at various retailers. Customers can return the hoses for a refund. 2. Innovative Designs is recalling around 75,900 Minecraft Light-up Slap Ruler Bracelets because the button cell battery is accessible, posing a risk of injury to children. These bracelets were sold at Walmart from March to May 2025. Customers should stop using them and can obtain a refund by contacting the company. 3. Curtis International is recalling about 634,000 Frigidaire-brand Minifridges due to a potential short-circuiting issue that poses a fire risk. There have been 26 reports of these minifridges sparking or catching fire, resulting in smoke inhalation injuries. They were sold from January 2020 to December 2023 at Walmart and Amazon. Owners should stop using them and follow instructions for obtaining a refund.
AppWizard
July 28, 2025
Innovative Designs has recalled approximately 75,900 Minecraft Light-Up Slap Ruler Bracelets due to non-compliance with federal safety regulations for battery-operated toys. The recall affects two models of bracelets that allow easy access to battery compartments, posing a risk of children swallowing button cell batteries, which can cause severe injuries. The bracelets were sold at Walmart from March to May 2025 and retail for approximately . They are available in pink and green and contain three pre-installed button cell batteries. One report of a battery detaching has been received, but no injuries have been reported. Parents are advised to remove the bracelets from children and send a photo of the disposed bracelet to receive a full refund. The CPSC has also reminded that button cell batteries should be recycled as hazardous waste.
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