Appliance Recall Alerts
Every appliance with a model number on file, checked daily against five national recall databases.
Most people find out about a recalled dishwasher from the news, if at all, because nobody keeps a list of model numbers to check against. Blueprint already has that list. Every day it compares each appliance's brand and model with five government recall databases and shows any confirmed match on the appliance.
Push and email alerts fire for US CPSC recalls. Matches from every source show on the appliance's page.
- Five recall databases, one check
- Matched on brand and model
- Shown where you look
- Old recalls count too
Why it matters
Five recall databases, one check
CPSC in the US, Health Canada, the UK's Office for Product Safety and Standards, the EU Safety Gate and Australia's ACCC. Every appliance is checked against all five, so an import sold in more than one country is covered.
Matched on brand and model
A match needs the brand and the model number to line up, with ranges and wildcards on the notice handled. A second AI check can veto a weak match but never adds one, so a false alarm is rare.
Shown where you look
A recall appears on the appliance's own page with the source and a link to the notice. Recalls from outside the US are labelled by country, like Recalled in Canada.
Old recalls count too
The first sync reaches back three years, and an appliance you add today is checked against recalls already on file, not just new ones.
How it works
- 01
Add the model number
Scan the nameplate or type the brand and model in. Recall checks need both, so an appliance without a model number is skipped.
- 02
Blueprint checks every day
Each morning the recall databases are synced and every appliance in your home is compared against them.
- 03
See the match and act
A confirmed match shows on the appliance with the notice link. Check the model on the notice, then follow the maker's remedy.
Who it's for
Anyone who bought used
A house comes with appliances you never registered with the maker, so no recall postcard is ever coming.
Families with young kids
Dressers, heaters and appliances are recalled for tip-over, fire and burn risks. You want to know about those the week they are posted.
Landlords
Every rental's appliances are checked the same way, under one account.
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Recall alerts FAQ
Which recall databases does Blueprint check?
Five: the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Health Canada, the UK Office for Product Safety and Standards, the EU Safety Gate and Australia's ACCC. Only home product categories from the four non-US sources are used.
How often are recalls checked?
Once a day. The databases sync each morning and every appliance with a brand and model number is compared against them.
Can I check a recall by model number?
Yes, that is how the match works. Blueprint compares the brand and the model number on file with the models listed in each recall notice, so add the full model number from the nameplate for the best result.
Will I get a notification?
You get a push and an email for US CPSC recalls. Recalls from Canada, the UK, the EU and Australia show on the appliance's page.
Can Blueprint miss a recall?
Yes. Matching favors precision, so a notice without a usable model number, or an appliance without one on file, will not match. Treat it as a helpful check, not a guarantee, and confirm the model on the notice before acting.
How much does it cost?
Recall checks are part of Blueprint Pro at $7.99 a month or $49.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial on the annual plan.
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