On August 24, 2010, Williams-Sonoma Inc. and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a voluntary recall of roughly 11,000 units of Beaba Express Steam Bottle Warmers.
According to the Consumer Products Safety Commission, the bottle warmer can overheat liquids and baby food making them unsafe for babies to consume and adults to handle. There have been 10 reports incident reports to date.
This recall includes models sold from June 2010 through July 2010. The product is green with an orange temperature dial and the model number, 9602, is printed on the underside of the warmer. The word "Beaba" is printed on the base. The product was manufactured in China and sold at Williams-Sonoma stores nationwide, online, and through Williams-Sonoma catalogs, retailing for about $65.
The Consumer Products Safety Commission is urging anyone in possession of this product to immediately stop using it and contact Williams-Sonoma for further instructions and a full refund. Williams-Sonoma can be reached at (877) 548-0850 between 4 a.m. and 9 p.m. (PT) seven days a week or via their website www.williams-sonoma.com .Williams-Sonoma is also offering a $25 Williams-Sonoma merchandise card for consumers who return the product.
The CPSC is still accepting incident and injury reports and urges anyone who believes that they may be a victim of an incident regarding this product to report it by visiting their website.
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