Amazon recalls 100,000 mattresses over terrifying fire hazard... are you sleeping on one?

Daily Mail​

3 days ago

Around 100,000 Americans are sleeping on mattresses that fail to meet federal flammability standards.
Crayan, a mattress brand sold exclusively through Amazon, is offering full refunds to customers after its 10- and 12-inch models were found to violate US mattres regulations.
Federal regulators require mattresses to pass flammability tests to help prevent fires from spreading rapidly while people are asleep — a risk that can turn deadly in seconds if a bed ignites.
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) posted a recall bulletin for the mattress on June 18. No injuries have been reported from the product.
The recall affects all Twin, Full, Queen, and King size mattresses sold between July 2022 and June 2024 for $100 to $200.
The mattresses were made in Japan and sold by a China-based company through Amazon's platform.
Each has a quilted white top, gray cotton sides, and 'Crayan' stitched into the foot of the bed.
Officials warn owners to stop using the product immediately.
Consumers should write the word 'Recalled' on the mattress's white surface, snap a photo, send it to [e-mail], and then dispose of the mattress permanently.
Crayan is contacting all known buyers and is required to provide full refunds to verified customers.
Under federal law, it is illegal to resell or donate recalled products.
Despite its safety failure, Crayan's website claims its mattresses are 'free from harmful substances, making them safe for you and your loved ones.'
'We prioritize your health and safety above all.'
All of the products on the company's Amazon webpage are listed as 'currently unavailable.'
The mattresses received mixed reviews from verified Amazon shoppers, with multiple buyers complaining about new products carrying a weird smell.
'It's comfortable, good sleeping comfort, but it still smells strong after 3 days,' one mattress topper buyer said in their three-star rating.
Amazon's top boss, Andy Jassy, became CEO in July 2021 after running the company's tech-focused AWS network
'I hope they didn't use harmful preservatives like formaldehyde. Would like to know more about it.'
Amazon didn't immediately respond to DailyMail.com's request for comment.
Amazon products recalled
The e-commerce giant has recently warned customers that dozens of products sold on its site have been recalled.
In early June, the company posted about three sink faucets that tested positive for lead.
Another 1.1 million phone chargers were recalled for a fire and explosion risk.
In March, over 90,000 battery pack phone cases were recalled for another burning risk.