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Electric Balloon Pumps Sold at Dollar Tree Recalled over Overheating, Explosion Risk
The pumps can overheat and cause burns, and Dollar Tree has received three reports of overheating, including one fire and one explosion.
- The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced on Thursday a recall of 360,500 electric balloon pumps sold at Dollar Tree because the pumps can overheat, posing a burn hazard.
- Dollar Tree has received three reports of the pumps overheating, including one incident with flames inside the unit and another where the device exploded.
- Customers can identify the recalled pink plastic pumps by model number 406198 printed on a silver rating label at the bottom and on packaging. The items sold for about $17 between August 2025 and July 2026.
- While no injuries have been reported, consumers are urged to stop using the pumps immediately and return them to any Dollar Tree location for a full refund.
- For online purchases, consumers can contact the Chesapeake, Virginia-based Dollar Tree directly to receive a prepaid shipping label for returns, or call 877-530-8733 for further assistance.
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Staten Island AdvanceDollar Tree issues nationwide recall for 360K+ party supplies after fires, explosion: Return ASAP
Dollar Tree is recalling 360,500 balloon pumps over serious burn risks after reports of explosions, fire and overheating. Here's how to tell if yours is included in the recall.
WASHINGTON — Federal safety officials issued a recall for more than 360,000 electric balloon pumps sold nationwide at Dollar Tree stores, citing overheating concerns that present burn hazards to consumers.
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