U.S. consumer safety regulators have recalled 8.2 million packages of popular laundry detergent brands due to a serious injury risk. Brands like Ace, Gain, Tide, and Ariel are included in the massive product recall. The recall is due to the possibility of the packages splitting near the zipper track, exposing the detergent pods. This poses a risk of injury, especially to vulnerable populations such as children.
U.S. consumer safety regulators say 8.2 million packages of popular laundry detergent brands considered to be defective — including Ace , Gain , Tide and Ariel — were recalled due to the possibility of a serious injury risk, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said in a release on Friday. In the massive product recall were brands like Tide Pods, Gain Flings, Ariel Pods and Ace Pods, which are all liquid laundry detergent packets that are made of"flexible film bags," the agency said.
In the outer packing, there is what is described as a zipper track which is meant to prevent access to the product inside. According to the recall, the packages can be split near the zipper track, exposing the detergent pods. This poses a serious risk of injury to vulnerable populations, including children, USCPSC sai
Laundry Detergent Recall Injury Risk Consumer Safety Ace Gain Tide Ariel Zipper Track Detergent Pods Vulnerable Populations Children
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