Hand warmers recalled nationwide over burn & fire risk as cooler temperatures arrive
Popular cold-weather products are being pulled from store shelves. Two hand-warmer brands have been recalled because of potential burn and fire hazards, raising safety concerns as temperatures drop across the country.
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedApproximately 80,000 Gobi Heat and Kobayashi Hot Hands rechargeable hand warmers sold in the U.S. are being recalled. The lithium-ion batteries in these devices can overheat, creating a significant risk of burns or fire. Consumers are advised not to dispose of them in regular trash and to seek proper disposal and refund instructions online.