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Costco Recalls Home Products Over Burn and Fall Risks
Multiple injuries have been reported. Learn how to get a refund or request a free repair
View of Costco wholesale store in Las Rozas, Madrid, Spain, Feb. 12th 2026
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Key takeaways
- Several household items sold by Costco have been pulled after safety problems surfaced during normal use.
- Customers who bought affected products are being asked to stop using them and follow recall steps.
- Reported injuries show how these items can pose serious risks if defects go unnoticed.
Costco is alerting customers to several product recalls involving multiple home goods — including electric kettles and patio furniture — over burn and fall hazards that could lead to serious injury, according to federal safety notices and company communications.
The Costco product recalls, issued in mid-May, affect items sold in stores and online. Consumers are urged to check whether they own the affected products and then follow official recall instructions.
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Recalled Costco products: What to know
Electric water kettles (burn hazard)
- Product: Zwilling Enfinigy Electric Kettles (1.5 L and Pro models)
- Hazard: The handle can loosen or detach, causing hot water to spill
- Units affected: About 113,000 in the U.S.
- Reported problems:
- 163 reports of loose or separating handles
- Five injuries, including a second-degree burn
- Sold: Nationwide at Costco, HomeGoods and Zwilling.com between December 2019 and February 2026
- What to do:
- Stop using the kettle immediately
- Visit the recall page to start a claim
- Follow manufacturer instructions to:
- Unplug the kettle
- Cut the power cord to disable it
- Upload a photo showing the product has been rendered unusable
- Once approved, consumers can receive a full refund
- Then discard the kettle safely
Patio swings (fall hazard)
- Product: Agio Menlo Woven Patio Swing (model 1934256)
- Hazard: The seat can detach from the frame while in use
- Units affected: About 18,500
- Reported problems: Eight incidents of the swing seat detaching, resulting in eight injuries, including impacts to the head and arms
- Sold: Nationwide at Costco between February 2026 and March 2026
- What to do:
- Stop using the swing immediately
- Contact the manufacturer using the recall link
- Request a free repair kit, which includes:
- Replacement hooks (hardware)
- Step-by-step installation instructions
Injury risks and why this matters for older adults
Burns and falls linked to defective products can have more serious consequences for adults 65 and older.
- Burn risks: Scalds from hot liquids and steam account for a substantial share of burn injuries in the U.S. Adults age 65 and older often experience more severe outcomes and longer recovery times because of age-related health factors and underlying medical conditions, the Centers for Disease Control says.
- Fall risks: Falls are the leading cause of injury among adults 65 and older, with more than 1 in 4 experiencing a fall each year, according to the CDC.
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