rechargeable toothbrushes recalled - rechargeable toothbrush

Health Canada recalled Arm and Hammer's spinning brush Pro cleaning Sonic rechargeable toothbrush on Wednesday as it is possible to catch fire, shake or burn.
The risk that the charging base may overheat is small, melting locally and causing sparks.
Manufacturer Church & Dwight said in a statement: "As the age of the product grows, the risk . . . . . . There seems to be an increase . ".
The company has received six reports of overheating in the U. S. economy. S.
One person in Canada was also injured, but no injuries were reported, the statement said.
The recall includes toothbrushes sold from February 2010 to October 2011, with batch numbers ranging from dd93 10 to 9365 and DD0002 to 0122.
The batch number is printed on the bottom of the charging unit, and the word "rotating brush" is also printed on the charging unit.
The word "Sonic" is printed on the toothbrush handle.
Consumers should stop using the equipment and return it to the company for a full refund (
Visit sonicrechargereturn.
Com get information).
Church & Dwight consulted on several issues with its arm and hammer battery-
On November, electric toothbrushes warned consumers that if the brush head is not replaced when damaged, loose or used for three months, the brush head may break and become a choking hazard.