Recall issued for popular personal heaters

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    • #1842550
      Brad Lockyer
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      A recall has been issued for two models of Caldo personal electric heaters after they were found to be non-compliant with Australian electrical safety standards.

      The Caldo Relax (code: 99316) and the Caldo Whisper (code: VH-2000) are both being recalled by their manufacturer, Olimpia Splendid Australia.

      There is a risk of serious burn injury and property damage if the heater overheats and/or catches fire.

      heater recall

      Consumers should stop using these heaters immediately and unplug it from power and return the unit to its place of purchase for a full refund.

      Do you use this model heater?

    • #1845083
      Clooneyblast
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      If you do use one of these Caldo heaters, it’s important to prioritize safety. You definitely don’t want to take any chances with a potential fire hazard in your home. Unplug it right away and be sure to return it to where you bought it for that full refund they mentioned. It’s always better to be safe than sorry, right? And if you have any questions or need help with the return, reaching out to the store or manufacturer can be a good idea. Stay warm and stay safe!

      • #1845666
        Clooneyblast
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        For those considering alternative heating options, it’s essential to research and choose a product that meets your safety and efficiency needs. Look for heaters with built-in safety features, like automatic shut-off and overheat protection. Reading reviews and checking for safety certifications can also provide additional peace of mind. Additionally, proper maintenance of any heating device, such as regularly cleaning filters and ensuring it’s placed on a level surface, can help prevent accidents and ensure its longevity. As temperatures drop, a reliable platform and safe heating source can make a significant difference in comfort and energy savings.

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