Owners must cut power cords as CPSC recalls popular baby bottle dryer over possible overheating
Recall affects Baby Brezza units
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a recall for a Baby Brezza dryer and sterilizer because of possible overheating. The company is offering replacement units to affected customers.
The recalled products were sold at T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, as well as online at Target, Babylist and babybrezza.com. Sales ran from January 2024 through October 2026.
Steps to request a replacement
Owners should stop using the dryer immediately, but should not discard it before completing the recall process. They are asked to unplug the unit, cut its power cord and photograph the destroyed product, including its model number.
Customers must complete the form on Baby Brezza’s recalls page. They should then send the form’s return authorization number and the photos to recall@babybrezza.com. Once the form is complete and photos are uploaded, the unit may be disposed of.
Where to check for alerts
Product registration can help owners receive notifications about recalls. Consumers can also check CPSC.gov for additional recalls and safety alerts.
Key points
- The CPSC recalled a Baby Brezza dryer and sterilizer over possible overheating.
- Owners should stop using the dryer and follow Baby Brezza’s replacement instructions.
- The process includes cutting the power cord, completing a form and sending photos.