Is your dehumidifier safe? Full guide to recalled makes and models

Since 2009, companies have recalled dehumidifiers due to fire and burn hazards. Malfunctioning dehumidifiers have sparked hundreds of fires in the United States. The damage is in the millions.

The dehumidifiers were manufactured by Gree, Midea and LG Electronics but sold under dozens of brand names, including GE, Frigidaire, Kenmore and Comfort-Aire.

Consumers should take down the model number on their unit and search to see if it is recalled. If it is, turn it off immediately and contact the company for a repair or refund.

Gree has recalled 2.5 million dehumidifiers under these brand names. If you see your brand on the list, go to

for more detailed information:

Midea has recalled 3.4 million dehumidifiers sold under these brand names. If you see your brand on the list, go to

for more detailed information:

LG Electronics recalled 98,000 dehumidifiers sold at Walmart and Home Depot since 2009:

Not sure where to look? We've put together a list of resources here as well as under the "Related Information" section within this story.

The CPSC compiles product recalls. Search "dehumidifier recall" to get additional resources.

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Hotline: 1-800-638-2772

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Phone: 1-866-853-2802

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Phone: 1-800-600-3055

You'll find a slideshow of what some of the dehumidifiers look like below. We did not label them since dehumidifiers sold under different brand names may look the same.