Baby bottle warmer recalled after one catches fire
A baby bottle warmer has been recalled over fears it could overheat and catch fire while in use.
Product Safety Australia warned the Cherub Baby Anywhere Warmer Pro posed a "risk of serious injury, death or property damage if the bottle warmer overheats and catches fire."
The watchdog said that an incident of the bottle warmer catching fire had already occurred.
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A baby bottle warmer has been recalled over fears it could overheat and catch fire while in use. Cherub Baby
Anyone with the product should stop using it immediately.
They should also visit the Cherub Baby website to see if their motel is affected, and if so, arrange a free replacement.
The bottle warmers were sold online and through Myer's website.
The particular model was sold between August 2023 and April 2025.
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