10.2M grill brushes recalled
Manufacturers recalled 10.2 million Nexgrill wire‑bristle grill brushes sold at Home Depot after reports that bristles can detach and pose an ingestion hazard — customers are being urged to check their brushes and swap to safer alternatives. The recall is one of several high‑profile safety notices this week, keeping product‑safety conversations front and center for frontline associates. (wftv.com)
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission posted the notice on March 26, 2026, and assigned it recall number 26‑339. (cpsc.gov) The recall specifically lists six Nexgrill model numbers as affected: 530‑0024, 530‑0024G, 530‑0034, 530‑0039, 530‑0041 and 530‑0042. (cpsc.gov) CPSC records show at least 68 reports tied to the brushes, including five incidents where consumers sought medical treatment to remove metal from their throats or digestive tracts. (cpsc.gov) The agency’s description notes the recalled brushes have either black plastic or wood handles and measure between 18 and 21 inches in length. (cpsc.gov) Nexgrill is offering full refunds issued as gift cards worth about $5–$15 depending on model, with refunds processed after online registration that requires uploading a photo and a registration code; the company estimates gift‑card delivery in about 7–14 business days. (nexgrill.mktpoint.com) CPSC’s posting states the brushes were sold from 2015 through 2026, were manufactured in China, and were imported by Nexgrill Industries of Chino, California. (cpsc.gov) Consumers seeking remediation can contact Nexgrill toll‑free at 800‑942‑1498 or register via Nexgrill’s product recall page; the CPSC recall page provides the official registration and discard instructions. (cpsc.gov)
