Smoke Detector Recall: North Dakota Homeowners Beware

If you're like me (a wonderful cook), you have a love-hate relationship with your smoke detector. Obviously, we need them in our homes, but does it really need to go off every time I turn on my stovetop?

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Joking aside, smoke detectors save lives, and you always want to know yours is working. Recently, there was a product recall involving thousands of smoke detectors that could affect many North Dakotans. The flawed smoke detectors were sold online, through Amazon. Safety experts are urging people to take a closer look at them.

Recall Brand & Model Numbers

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, 11,000 LSHOME 3-pack Smoke Detector Fire Alarms have a flaw. Some units might not sound an alarm when they should.

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According to the recall, the detectors are white and circular in shape. The affected units have these two numbers printed on the bottom side.

Model #: XG-7D04-KZ9Z

SKU #: CX-50YP-A5VN

If you've recently purchased a new smoke detector online, you probably take a look at them when you get home from work today. Better to be safe than sorry. The Product Safety Commission says it will be offering refunds for the defective devices.