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Recalled products caused 869 injuries in 2024, an eight-year record high. That's according to *** new report from the US Public Interest Research Group, which analyzed Consumer Product Safety Commission data. 25 people also died from dangerous products, and in some of those cases, the CPSC had to issue warnings because the manufacturers refused to cooperate with *** recall of the injury causing products. The report found more than *** third caused burns. For example, both Vornado and Black and Decker were called millions of handheld steamers that could spout hot water and cause *** reported 105 injuries combined. So what can you do to ensure the products you buy are safe? First, stay on top of product recalls by visiting CPSC.gov and signing up for email alerts. You can also search products on the site safeerproducts.gov. Even if *** product hasn't been recalled, you can see where other people have filed complaints. You should also check both of those sites before buying from online marketplaces, resale sites, or even garage sales because even though it's illegal to sell recall products, it happens. Reporting in Washington, I'm Amy Lou.