Recall Watch List: Major recalls announced for appliances, vehicles, and household products

From kitchen appliances to vehicles, here are the latest recalls that could impact your family’s safety.

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Several popular household products and vehicles are being recalled nationwide over safety concerns. From kitchen appliances to cars and children’s drinkware, here’s what you need to know to keep your family safe in this week’s Recall Watch List.

Frigidaire recalls nearly 180,000 gas ranges over burn risk

Frigidaire, a leading name in home appliances, is recalling close to 180,000 gas ranges due to a potentially serious safety hazard. The company says the bake burners in certain models may delay ignition, creating a burn risk for users.

Regulators have reported at least 30 injuries associated with this issue. The recall effects select models of Frigidaire, Frigidaire Gallery, and Frigidaire Professional gas ranges, sold across the U.S. and Canada between June and January.

Customers with affected ranges are urged to stop using them and contact Frigidaire. The company will send a professional to repair or replace the oven for free. 

Webcol Alcohol Prep Pads recalled for contamination risk

Have you checked your medicine cabinet lately? Cardinal Health is recalling several lots of its Webcol large alcohol prep pads due to microbial contamination. According to the FDA, using these pads could be risky for people with weakened immune systems, including those going through chemotherapy.

The affected pads were distributed in the U.S., Japan, and Puerto Rico between last September and February. If you have used these pads and experienced any issues, contact your doctor.

Holiday Light-Up Tumblers recalled over battery ingestion concern

If you picked up a light-up tumbler for the holidays, Lifetime Brands has recalled more than 75,000 of its holiday-themed LED plastic tumblers (16- to 18-ounce sizes) because they pose a potential danger to children. These tumblers can break and expose small disk batteries that could be swallowed, leading to serious injury, internal burns, or worse.

So far, there has been one report of a child putting a battery in their mouth, but thankfully no injuries. The tumblers were sold between October 2024 and December 2024 at retailers like Kroger, Nordstrom Rack and Winn-Dixie. If you have one, stop using it and safely dispose of the battery. Lifetime Brands is offering full refunds to customers who return the product.

Wagner recalls more than 700,000 steamers due to burn hazard

If you use a Wagner 900 Series Power Steamer, be aware: more than 700,000 of these steamers have just been recalled. The attached hoses can overheat, and the nozzle may leak hot water, putting users at risk of burns. These steamers were sold nationwide at hardware stores, Target, Walmart, and online from 2018 through this month.

There have already been more than 50 reports of burn injuries. Stop using the steamer immediately and contact Wagner for a free repair kit.

Ford recalls more than 800,000 vehicles for rearview camera glitch

If you drive a Ford, listen up. Regulators have announced that Ford is recalling more than 800,000 vehicles—including 2021–2026 Broncos and 2021–2024 Edges—because the rearview cameras sometimes don’t display images as they should. Fortunately, a software update should fix the problem.

This recall follows a previous Ford recall involving camera issues. To check if your vehicle is affected, enter your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on the NHTSA website.