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"  Buyer beware: These wide-sweeping product recalls had us checking labels this year. Schneider APC SurgeArrest Surge Protectors If you haven&amp;#039;t already, check your surge protector ASAP. A whopping 15 million Schneider units were recalled in October due to fire hazards. Dehumidifiers The mother of all dehumidifier recalls came in September \u2014 2.2 million units, all manufactured by Chinese company Gree, were recalled due to fire and burn hazards. They&amp;#039;re branded under the names Danby, Premiere, De&amp;#039;Longhi, SuperClima, Fellini, Frigidaire, Kenmore, Norpole, Seabreeze, and SoleusAir. Royal Prestige 9-Ply Thermal Wall Cookware This classic-looking set can collapse, crimp, or deform when exposed to heat \u2014 the last thing you want your cookware to do. Upwards of 1.7 million units were taken off the market in January. Kenmore Dehumidifiers It was a bad year for dehumidifiers. Almost 800,000 Kenmore units were recalled in July, due to fire and burn hazards. Chefmate 2-Quart Teakettle August was a big month for recalls with upwards of 700,000 kettles taken off the market. The issue was the potential for steam burns, and a faulty whistle. Lighting Science LED Bulbs Look out for the E19, G25, and PAR20 120-volt bulbs,recalled in March 2013. They can overheat, posing a fire hazard. Roughly 554,000 were recalled. Teavana Glass Tea Tumbler Teavana fans will want to look elsewhere for their caffeine fix. Upwards of 450,000 tumblers were recalled in May as they broke easily. Pampered Chef Garlic Slicer February saw 286,000 of these kitchen tools recalled. The blade could dislodge during use, posing a laceration hazard. Vitamix 64-Ounce Container Vitamix fans will want to check their models. The blade can break in about 165,000 units \u2014 recalled in August \u2014 leading to a laceration hazard. Giada De Laurentiis Lasagna Pan Giada fans have to give up her lasagna pan, sold up exclusively at Target. Just under 150,000 were recalled in April as they could break, exposing sharp edges. See something familiar in this list? Be sure to check out our best advice on what to do in case of a recall. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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