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Walmart forced to beg customers to return popular $27 homegoods item after learning they set on fire Several reports reveal that the item overheated FIRE SALE Walmart forced to beg customers to return popular $27 homegoods item after learning they set on fire WALMART is scrambling to retrieve a popular home item after it was linked to multiple fire incidents and burn injuries. The product, sold exclusively online, is now under a nationwide recall. The MaxKare Electric Blanket was manufactured by the China-based company Shenzhen Yumo Commerce and Trade Corporation and sold between June 2021 and November 2024. Consumers were alerted to the recall of the electric blanket in an announcement released by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission. Yumo received 34 reports of the blankets overheating, including two cases where the product caught on fire. There were also three incidents where people were burned. The recall has affected 8,650 electric blankets sold at Walmart. According to the release, the blankets have six heating levels and a nine-hour auto-off function. The products, which are machine washable, are made by Yumo and had been sold exclusively online at Walmart. They came in three sizes: twin (62" x 84"), full (72" x 84"), and queen (84" x 90"). The brand name MaxKare and model number are printed on a tag sewn into the blanket, officials said. Only three model numbers are affected: HB18A-7284-1, HB18A-8490-2,
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