While tools can make such a job easier, a tool that does not work correctly could hurt you. In some cases, a problem with the tool itself could put you in danger of serious injuries or worse. Black+Decker Chainsaw Recall If you like to use Black+Decker or Craftsmen...
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Is your seat belt in your car defective?
It seems as though automobile manufacturers announce vehicle recalls every month because of one kind of problem or another. You may feel that you are not safe in your own car.Defective parts can spell trouble for drivers and passengers alike. Recently, seat belts were...
North Carolina mystery: Defective car or negligent driver?
It is a nearly 200-mile drive west from Raleigh to get to Boone. The town in the Blue Ridge Mountains was named for Daniel Boone, but is also known as the home of bluegrass legend Doc Watson. The town of about 17,000 residents made news recently after a series of...
Dangerous products: 5 recent recalls
You expect the products you buy for yourself and your family to be safe. Unfortunately, some products are dangerous. There are consistent recalls of unsafe items that may be in your home.According to recalls.gov, some of the latest recalls include toys...
Ford recalls for steering wheel, clutch issues
People in North Carolina who drive a Ford Fusion or Lincoln MKZ, model years 2014 to 2018, might want to find out if their vehicle is part of a recall. Ford says that some of these vehicles have steering wheel bolts that can come loose. This can cause the steering...
Takata recall expansion includes cars from 14 automakers
The largest vehicle recall in U.S. history just got bigger. On Jan. 18, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recalled vehicles from over a dozen automakers due to defective Takata air bag inflators. The recall is part of an ongoing effort to get the...
Dressers, TV, other furniture could tip and injure consumers
North Carolina parents who are buying a television or dresser might want to make sure it does not present a danger of tipping. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, these are particularly dangerous to children who might climb the furniture and pull...
Ikea recalls 29 million dressers after children’s deaths
North Carolina residents, especially those with young children, will want to know about the recall campaign that Ikea has launched concerning some 29 million of its chests and dressers. In fact, this is a relaunch of the campaign that the furniture retailer began in...
BMW recalls 1 million vehicles over fire concerns
About 1 million BMW owners around the country can expect to receive recall notices in the coming weeks. Two recalls involving vehicles produced by German carmaker between 2006 and 2011 were announced by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Nov. 2. The...
Dealerships selling vehicles with active recalls
North Carolina residents who are looking to buy a used car from major dealerships should be aware of the large-scale Takata airbag and other vehicle safety recalls. Safety advocates reportedly found that 25 percent of vehicles at eight different CarMax locations had...
