Nearly 340,000 DREO space heaters recalled nationwide for fire risk
DREO recalls 338,800 space heaters sold nationwide, including in Charlotte area, due to overheating and fire hazards.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall of nearly 340,000 DREO space heaters, model DR-HSH015, due to risks of overheating and fire. WBTV reported the recall affects units sold between September 2025 and October 2026 through DREO and retailers like Best Buy and Home Depot.
According to the recall details, the space heaters can catch fire, with 17 reported ignition incidents, including three cases of property damage and one injury involving a burned hand. Consumers in Charlotte and elsewhere are urged to stop using the recalled heaters immediately.
DREO is offering free replacement heaters to those affected. Owners are instructed to unplug the recalled units, cut the electrical cords, and submit a photo of the disabled heater to DREO to receive a replacement.
This recall directly impacts residents in Charlotte and the surrounding area who purchased these space heaters during the specified period. Consumers should verify if their unit is part of the recall and follow the safety instructions to prevent fire hazards.
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