In July’s recall roundup, the Consumer Products Safety Commission is out to protect us all from shocking air conditioners, exploding wine bottles, leaking snow throwers, and dangerous mobile device chargers.

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Napoleon Propane Gas Fireplaces – Glass front may break from gas pressure
Coravin Wine Access System – may cause wine bottles to explode
Trane XB300 and American Standard Silver SI Air Conditioning Systems – Some units are not grounded and could cause electric shock
M&M’s Pint And Shot Glasses – contain lead and cadmium

Clothing
Julie Vos women’s scarves – do not meet federal flammability standards

Lawn & Garden
All Power America Single-Stage Snow Throwers – risk of fuel leak and fire hazard

Sports & Outdoors
MTech USA Karambit Neck Knife and Sheath(Big 5 Sports) – knife does not stay in sheath
SR Suntour forks on model year 2011 through 2013 Scott and Trek bicycles – fork may break

Electronics
Gemini USB Power Adapter/Chargers – fire and burn hazard
Lily Pulitzer, Ban.do, and Jonathan Adler licensed iPhone and iPad adapter kits – risk of overheating, fire, and prongs remaining in the electric outlet.
Sony VAIO Flip PC Laptops – Batteries may overheat and catch fire
Roland Digital Pianos – power cord can be plugged into wrong socket

Medications
Panadol Advance pain reliever, 100-count bottles (Puerto Rico only) – bottle is not child-resistant.

Fireworks
Big Fireworks Sword-Shaped Sparklers – Device may explode during use, which is not a good feature in a handheld fireworks item. (We’re a little late on this one: CPSC announced this recall on July 3rd.)

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