Over the past few months, several recalls were issued that affected the retail industry, including at Walmart. America’s retail giant has also experienced several recalls over the past few months. The retailer is dedicated to the health and safety of its consumers. Therefore, consumers are urged to have a look at the list of the recalled items to ensure they are aware of the details of the affected items.
The full list of affected products
Below is a list of the six most popular items available at Walmart that have been recalled. Consumers are encouraged to check if they have these items at home.
- Oster French Door Countertop Ovens (Sunbeam Products)
Hazard: Oven doors can unexpectedly close, which could lead to a burn risk. 95 incidents have been reported, including two cases of second-degree burns.
Units Affected: About 1,290,000 united are affected
Incidents: 95 reports of burn injuries, including two second-degree burns.
Sold At: These items were sold at Walmart, Walmart.com, Bed Bath and Beyond, Costco, Amazon.com (2015–July 2025)
Remedy: Consumers are encouraged to stop using this item and obtain a free repair kit via recall.oster.com.
- Hoovy Cooling Gel Insert Pads for Car Seats and Strollers
Hazard: The cooling pads might overheat if it is exposed to sun or heat, which could cause burns to children. One report involved a child suffering second-degree burn, requiring medical treatment.
Units Affected: About 20,000
Incidents: One report of a child suffering second-degree burns requiring medical attention.
Sold At: These items are sold at Walmart.com, Target stores and Target.com (March–July 2025)
Remedy: Immediate discontinuation of use and request refund via hoovyproducts.com/pages/product-recall.
- EnHomee 13-Drawer Dressers
Hazard: Dressers can tip over and entrap children if not anchored to a wall, violating the STURDY Act standards. No injuries have yet been reported.
Units Affected: About 11,200 were affected.
Sold At: Walmart.com, Amazon, Wayfair, Shein, TikTok, Shopify, Temu (September 2023–March 2025)
Remedy: Remove from areas accessible to children and arrange a refund by submitting disposal evidence to [email protected].
Hazard: Lithium-ion batteries in these portable power banks may overheat, posing fire and burn hazards. 33 reported incidents include four minor injuries and one significant property damage case.
Units Affected: About 481,000
Incidents: 33 reports of fire/explosion, four minor burn injuries, one major property damage.
Sold At: Walmart.com, Best Buy, Target, Amazon.com (August 2023–June 2025)
Remedy: Consumers hould stop use and claim a refund or Anker gift card at Anker Product Recalls.
- Autoez Brand Bamboo Shades
Hazard: The shades have long operating and inner cords that pose strangulation and entanglement risks to children
Units Affected: About 550
Sold At: This item was for sale at Walmart.com between September 2023 and May 2025.
Remedy: Consumers should stop using the shades, cut the cords, dispose of the product, and contact Autoez for a full refund.
Hazard: The Electrical switch may short-circuit and overheat, causing fire/burn hazards. Thus far, 27 overheating and fire incidents reported: no injuries.
Units Affected: About 110,000 united are affected
Incidents: 27 reports of fridges overheating and catching fire; no reported injuries.
Sold At: Walmart, Walmart.com, Ross, Amazon.com (Nov. 2022–July 2025)
Remedy: Consumer should stop using it and unplug it. They should also register at epoca.com/minifridgerecall for a refund.
What Walmart consumers should do next
Walmart made a statement where it emphasised that, “the safety of our customers and hold our products to high safety standards through robust health and wellness, product safety, and food safety protocols. Upon any recall, we act quickly to remove products from circulation.”
Consumers are encouraged to have a look at the model numbers, the packaging details, and the purchase records for all of the products included on the aforementioned list. They should adhere to the safety announcements when it comes to each of these items.
As mentioned previously, consumers are encouraged to take safety precautions or dispose of it immediately or return it. For safety purposes, consumers should also not allow children near the unsafe items that has been recalled. This is to ensure the safety and consumers should get rid of it or return it as soon as possible.
If consumers want to receive step-by-step instructions on remedy actions to take, they are welcome to have a look at the company website. When consumers need more information on refund requests, product disposal, or even repairs, they should refer to the manufacturer’s links and the CPSC website.
