There is a risk of burns! HulovoX children's bathrobes are urgently recalled!

It is learned that according to foreign media reports, on January 12, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced the recall of 3,500 children's bathrobes from Chinese retailer HulovoX. The reason for the recall was that the product did not meet federal flammability standards and posed a risk of burns.

The recalled bathrobes are reportedly suitable for winter, made of 100% micro polyester and available in 10 sizes, from 3 to 12. The styles are available in multi-color tie-dye and rainbow colors. The bathrobes come with a sewn belt and a hood with unicorn decorative features such as mane, ears and antennae. In addition, the product has a neck label that states the fiber content, washing instructions and "Made in China", and a waist label that states the size. The following is a product picture:

It is learned that these children's bathrobes were sold on Amazon from January to May 2021 for about $30. At present, the CPSC has not received any reports of accidents involving this product.

However, the CPSC recommends that consumers should stop using the bathrobe immediately and keep it away from children. Currently, Amazon is actively contacting consumers who have purchased it and providing them with free refund services. At the same time, buyers can also directly contact the retailer HulovoX to return the product and get a full refund by prepaying the shipping fee.

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