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Costco has issued a recall for multiple products including certain air conditioners, power banks, tires, and other items due to safety risks such as mold growth and fire hazards, with some units requiring immediate discontinuation of use.
Costco has issued a recall for multiple products including certain air conditioners, power banks, tires, and other items due to safety risks such as mold growth and fire hazards, with some units requiring immediate discontinuation of use.
Midea is recalling 1.7 million air conditioning units due to a drainage issue that can lead to mold growth, which may cause respiratory problems and infections. The recall affects units sold under various brand names from March 2020 to May 2025, with consumers advised to contact Midea for refunds or repairs.
Approximately 1.7 million Midea window air conditioners are being recalled due to potential mold growth caused by water pooling, which can lead to health issues such as respiratory problems and skin reactions. The recall affects units sold nationwide from 2020 to 2025 under various brand names, and consumers are advised to participate in the recall for free repairs or refunds.
Midea is recalling approximately 1.7 million U-shaped window air conditioners sold in the US and Canada due to mold growth risk caused by design issues that prevent water drainage, with reports of health symptoms; affected units are from various brands and are available for repair or partial refund, with safety instructions provided by Midea.
Over 1.7 million window air conditioners from brands like Frigidaire and Insignia are recalled due to mold growth risk caused by poor drainage, which can lead to respiratory issues. Consumers are advised to contact Midea for repairs or refunds, with options for free shipping or DIY repair kits.
This article highlights the best Black Friday deals on smart heaters and air conditioners. It includes discounts on brands like Smart Envi, Govee, Boldr, Dyson, Midea, and GE. The article also emphasizes the benefits of smart temperature control in homes and the convenience of controlling these devices through smartphone apps.
As record temperatures hit the United States, stocks of companies that provide cooling solutions such as air conditioners and fans have risen, outperforming the broader market. Beverage companies and natural gas stocks have also seen gains as people seek refreshing drinks and increase their air conditioner usage. However, extreme weather events have posed challenges for airlines, leading to flight cancellations, and agricultural companies, with heavy rainfall and high temperatures affecting crop fields and farmer health.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced a new rule that will impose a 40% reduction in hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) used in refrigerators and air conditioners starting next year, aligning with a global phaseout to combat climate change. The rule follows a 2020 law calling for an 85% reduction in HFC production and use by 2036. The EPA expects the rule to significantly reduce HFC emissions from refrigeration and air conditioning systems in the United States, marking the second step in a 15-year phasedown of these potent greenhouse gases.