About 4,200 LUXE+WILLOW Heated Blankets (also branded as L&W BIO) have been recalled because they can overheat when left plugged in. This overheating poses significant fire and burn hazards to users. The firm has received three reports of these blankets overheating, including one instance where a consumer reported seeing flames and another where a consumer suffered a burn to their wrist. These white polyester blankets measure 50 by 50 inches, feature a Sherpa lining, and were sold primarily at T.J. Maxx and Urban Outfitters between January and March 2022. Consumers should immediately stop using the blankets and contact MWA for a refund or voucher.
The blankets can overheat if left powered on for an extended period, leading to fabric fires or skin burns. There has already been one reported injury involving a wrist burn and one report of the blanket catching fire.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled electric blanket and contact MWA for a full refund or $50 voucher towards the purchase of another LUXE+WILLOW product. Consumers should unplug the electric blanket, cut the electrical cord and submit a photo of the blanket's cut cord and labeling on the blanket to the firm at support@luxewillow.com as proof of destruction and to receive the refund or $50 voucher. After submitting proof of destruction to the firm, consumers should dispose of the recalled blanket. The firm is contacting all known purchasers directly.
LUXE+WILLOW and L&W BIO are printed on a label on the blanket.
Recalled LUXE+WILLOW heated blanket
If you or a family member were harmed by this recalled product, you may have legal rights. Consider consulting a consumer protection attorney to understand your options for compensation.
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Sources: CPSC Notice · Raw API Response