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• Crock-Pot Pressure Cooker Lawsuit Claims Safety Measures Failed To Prevent Severe Burns

  June 10, 2025

  Irvin Jackson

  A Minnesota woman says she suffered severe burns after the safety measures on her Crock-Pot pressure cooker failed to prevent the lid from being removed while contents were under pressure.

• SharkNinja Pressure Cooker Recall Issued After 100+ Burn Injuries and Dozens of Lawsuits

  May 2, 2025

  Michael Adams

  Federal regulators have announced a SharkNinja pressure cooker recall of more than 1.8 million Ninja Foodi devices, after at least 26 lawsuits have been filed over defective lids.

• Best Buy Recalled Pressure Cooker Caused Severe Burn Injuries After Lid Safety Features Failed

  February 28, 2025

  Russell Maas

  A Minnesota woman has filed a pressure cooker lawsuit, claiming that her severe injuries caused by an exploding Best Buy Insignia pressure cooker could have been avoided if the manufacturer had issued a recall sooner.

• Fitbit Settlement Results in $12.25M CPSC Fine Over Failure To Report Smartwatch Burn Injuries

  January 30, 2025

  Michael Adams

  Federal regulators have agreed to a $12.25 million Fitbit settlement to resolve charges that a burn risk from the company’s Ionic smartwatches was not properly reported to authorities as required by law.

• QVC Oven Gloves Recalled Over Reports of Burn Injuries: CPSC

  December 6, 2024

  Darian Hauf

  Federal safety officials have announced a QVC Temp-tations Oven Gloves recall, after receiving nearly 100 reports of burn injuries caused by insufficient heat protection.

• Maxi-Matic Pressure Cooker Explosion Caused Severe Burns, Hospitalization: Lawsuit

  November 26, 2024

  Irvin Jackson

  The product liability lawsuit indicates that an Ohio woman was severely burned and disfigured when the lid exploded off of a Maxi-Matic pressure cooker spontaneously, while the device was several feet away.

• CPSC Warns Consumers to Stop Using AILUKI Cordless Drills Sold on Amazon Over Fire, Explosion Risks

  October 25, 2024

  Russell Maas

  Defective lithium-ion battery packs may cause AILUKI cordless drills to overheat, catch on fire or explode, leading safety officials to warn consumers to immediately stop using the drills and unplug the battery packs.