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3.6 Million Cuisinart Grill Brushes Recalled Over Serious Ingestion Hazard
Conair says 54 reports include three ingestions that required medical care, and it is offering refunds or website credit with a 20% bonus.
- On August 27, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced an expansion of the Cuisinart metal wire bristle grill brush recall, bringing the total to more than 3.6 million units.
- Wire bristles can detach and stick to grill grates or food, creating an ingestion hazard that may cause serious internal injuries requiring surgery, the CPSC warns.
- Conair has documented at least 54 reports of bristle detachment, including three incidents where customers required medical intervention to extract metal pieces from their digestive tracts.
- Owners should immediately stop using and discard these brushes; Conair offers a full cash refund or Cuisinart website credit with a 20 percent bonus.
- Earlier this year, Nexgrill and Weber recalled about 10.2 million and around 3.2 million similar utensils respectively, reflecting broader industry concerns about metal bristle safety.
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24 heuresBBQ brushes sold in Canada were recalled on Tuesday due to the risk of ingestion of metal hair.
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