About 4,900 Homebox Blackout Roller Window Shades are being recalled because they feature long metal operating cords that violate federal safety regulations. These shades were sold exclusively on Amazon.com in black, white, and sage colors, with various sizes ranging from 10 to 70 inches wide. Consumers can receive a free repair kit consisting of a replacement cord wand or a completely new cordless blind after providing proof that the original cords and fabric have been cut.
The long, dangling metal cords on these window shades pose a serious strangulation and entanglement hazard to young children. This design violates federal regulations for window coverings and presents a risk of serious injury or death. No incidents have been reported, but the product is a substantial hazard.
Consumers should immediately put the window blind's cords up and away from children and contact Zhejiang Mingjing Textile to receive a free repair, consisting of a replacement operating cord device or a free replacement cordless blind. Consumers must upload a photo of the recalled product with the operating cord and curtain fabric cut at http://www.hoteamtex.net/por.jsp?id=2&_jcp=5_2. Once the firm receives a video or picture of the product with the original pull cord cut, consumers will be sent a replacement operating cord wand device with installation instructions or replacement cordless blinds through Amazon. Amazon is contacting all known purchasers directly.
The brand name 'Homebox' is printed on a label sticker on the headrail.
Recalled Homebox Blackout Roller Window Shades
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Sources: CPSC Notice · Raw API Response