Appliances: Household appliances such as refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, and ovens can have design flaws, faulty wiring, or malfunctions that lead to fires, electrocution, or burns. Defective appliances may also cause property damage or personal injury.

Cleaning Supplies: Cleaning agents, detergents, and disinfectants are often used in high concentrations and can pose a risk if they are not properly labeled with warnings or if the packaging is defective. Ingesting, inhaling, or coming into contact with hazardous chemicals can lead to poisoning, burns, or respiratory issues.

Furniture and Home Fixtures: Furniture such as chairs, tables, or cabinets can be defective in terms of stability or materials used, leading to tipping accidents or injuries. Faulty home fixtures, such as broken light fixtures or electrical outlets, can cause burns, shocks, or fires.

Toys and Children’s Products: While children’s toys are generally safe, defects in design or small parts can present choking hazards. Additionally, toys that contain toxic materials, such as lead-based paint, can pose serious health risks.

Tools and Equipment: Power tools and other household equipment can be dangerous if they have faulty safety features, are improperly manufactured, or lack proper warnings. Defective tools can cause cuts, lacerations, and serious injuries.