Dressers Sold by Wayfair and Amazon Are Being Recalled—See If Yours is Among Them
Case in point: If you own a Sivan Six-Drawer Double Dresser, there's a recall you should know about. These dressers can tip over if they're not anchored to the wall, posing a serious risk to kids. They don't meet the safety standards set by the STURDY Act, both in stability and labeling.According to the recall, this particular six-drawer double dresser measures approximately 31 inches tall, 47 inches wide and 16 inches deep with a model number of Y-C51. If you have one, stop using it unless it's anchored and contact the company for a refund. The recall was issued on May 22, 2025, and affects about 170 units.
Anji Guyou Furniture, the brand behind the Sivan dressers, as well as Wayfair (where it was sold), are reaching out to all known purchasers directly. Customers must email a photo showing disposal of the product to guyouproductrecall@163.com in order to get their refund.
In addition to this model, there's yet another dresser recall happening.
The Rolanstar 6-Drawer Dresser, sold on Amazon, is being recalled due to similar safety concerns as the above-mentioned Sivan. The dresser can tip over if it's not anchored to the wall, creating a serious risk of injury or even death to children.
About 1,293 units are affected; if you own one, stop using it unless it's secured and reach out for a refund. You can call Areson toll-free at 888-864-7995 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. PT Monday through Friday or email them at Support@Areson.shop. There's also the option to go to rolanstar.com/pages/recall or Rolanstar.com and click "Recall" at the top of the page for more information.For more specifics on the Rolanstar dresser, they measure about 15 x 16 x 33-inches and were sold in the color black. Look for model number DC006-BK130-1-RR on the product packaging.
So far no incidents or injuries have been reported for either dresser, but it's better to take precautions now.Dressers Sold by Wayfair and Amazon Are Being Recalled—See If Yours is Among Them first appeared on Parade Home & Garden on May 23, 2025
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
NBC News
22 minutes ago
- NBC News
The Ninja Swirl soft serve and ice cream maker is almost $50 off right now
If you're like me, then you'd agree there's really never a bad time to have ice cream. Even in the coldest months, I'll reach for a pint, frozen solid, in the back of my freezer. What's even more exciting, though, is that making your own frozen desserts has quite literally never been easier, thanks to appliances like the Ninja Slushi, Ninja Creami and the versatile Ninja Swirl. Right now, the Ninja Swirl — a part of the kitchen brand's Creami lineup — is almost $50 off at Best Buy. Deal of the Day 4.6-star average rating from 135 reviews on Amazon Though some prefer soft serve or ice cream, with the Ninja Swirl, you don't have to choose one or the other, so everyone gets what they want. This is what makes it different from the Ninja Creami, which specializes in making ice cream and comes with a pint-sized container for your desserts. The Ninja Swirl lets you make the same things, in addition to soft serve, frozen yogurt, sorbet and frozen desserts made from fruit and dairy, like Dole Whip. The appliance also has functions for making milkshakes and gelato, and it has a setting that lets you add in ingredients like chocolate chips, fruit, chocolate syrup and more, while the machine is at work. Once the timer on the front finishes and the soft serve is done, you can pull down the lever on the side and fill your preferred cup or cone. Want more from NBC Select? Sign up for our newsletter, The Selection, and shop smarter. Why trust NBC Select? I'm a commerce editor at NBC Select, where I write about deals and sale events for home and kitchen brands daily. I also write product reviews and roundups on the best small home appliances from brands like Ninja and more. Catch up on NBC Select's in-depth coverage of tech and tools, wellness and more, and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok to stay up to date.
Yahoo
41 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Tesla shares jump as popular analyst revamps target
Tesla shares jump as popular analyst revamps target originally appeared on TheStreet. Elon Musk has a big challenge on his hands. Fresh off his controversial stint as head of the Department of Government Efficiency, he's knee-deep in rolling out autonomous cars for ridesharing in key markets like Austin and San Francisco. The ridesharing push is critical to re-energizing Tesla's brand, which was heavily damaged worldwide during his time in the Trump administration. 💵💰💰💵 Tesla's sales have free-fallen in key areas once considered friendliest to electric vehicles, including California and Europe, causing profits and the company's stock price to sink. The headwinds remain stiff, but Tesla's shares have recently surged higher on autonomous driving optimism and, according to Fundstrat analyst Mark Newton, the move may not be over. Tesla gets a new stock price target amid robotaxi launches Tesla's robotaxi opportunity is significant. Goldman Sachs predicts the global robotaxi rideshare market may grow to $12 billion by 2030, an estimated 90% compound annual growth rate. They also think it could continue to increase, reaching $47 billion in won't capture all that market opportunity, given that it faces stiff competition. Waymo is already testing autonomous driving in many markets, and Amazon-backed Zoox is testing vehicles in key markets like Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Meanwhile, ridesharing giant Uber has partnered with Waymo, providing Waymo rides via its app, and it recently cut a deal with Lucid to roll out 20,000 vehicles powered with Nuro Driver, an autonomous driving software. It expects to launch in its first US city in 2026. Still, there's no debate that Tesla is a leader and that the autonomous vehicle market is in its early days, providing plenty of room for growth. The opportunity ahead of it is likely a big reason why Tesla's stock price has climbed 12% since August 1. This move was large enough for Tesla shares to recapture their 200-day moving average and attract the attention of Fundstrat's Head of Technical Strategy, Mark Newton. Newton has been using technical analysis to evaluate what's likely to happen to stocks in the future for over twenty years. This week, he updated his Tesla outlook, offering a new price target of $488 by the end of 2025. The analyst is encouraged by Tesla's rally happening on above-average daily trading volume. More Tesla: Tesla faces another lawsuit after $323 million Autopilot verdict Tesla faces 'unprecedented' downturn in one key area Key Tesla analyst has plenty to say about Musk's new package "$TSLA has broken out this morning of the triangle consolidation which had kept this range-bound since late May and volume today is already nearing 55 mm," wrote Newton on X, formerly Twitter, on August 11. "Last Friday's minor push to new multi-day highs happened on 91 million shares, the highest since late July." Newton appeared on the Brighter by Herbert podcast on August 8 to tout his new thoughts on Tesla. He pointed out that triangle technical patterns following big moves like Tesla's enjoyed off the April lows usually resolve higher. He thinks a breakout is forthcoming "literally any day now." Ultimately, Newton believes Tesla will test all-time highs near $488 set in December. "Overall, the higher this closes up off the lows, as volume expands, the better the prospects technically for the next few days. Very good breakout move this morning." Is bad news priced into Tesla's shares? Newton thinks it's very unlikely for Tesla to undercut its early year lows and his upside outlook suggests that Tesla's retreat earlier this year may have priced in a lot of bad news. And there's certainly been plenty of bad news to go around. Tesla's second quarter earnings largely disappointed with vehicle unit sales, revenue, and profit declining from last vehicle deliveries slumped 13% from one year ago, causing revenue to fall 12% to $22.5 billion and profit per share to slump 23% to 40 cents per share. The lackluster demand was most evident in key markets like California, where the California New Car Dealers Association says Tesla registrations dropped 18.3% in the first half of 2025 year over year. Tesla's California market share fell 2.9% year-over-year in the second quarter. The news isn't much better in Europe. Tesla sold 10,000 vehicles in Germany year-to-date through July, 57.8% fewer vehicles than in the same period in 2024, according to the Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA). Still, Tesla's stock gains amid the sales slump may support Newton's view that the bar has been set so low that any news that's even marginally better than feared could serve as a catalyst for additional shares jump as popular analyst revamps target first appeared on TheStreet on Aug 11, 2025 This story was originally reported by TheStreet on Aug 11, 2025, where it first appeared.
CNET
an hour ago
- CNET
These Student Tech Discounts and Deals Can Slash Your Back-to-School Costs
This time of year, back-to-school shopping can wreak havoc on your budget, especially if you're adding tech purchases to your supply list. The right laptop can cost four figures, and some of the best tablets don't cost much less. Let's not forget day-to-day essentials, like clothes, books and other supplies you'll need throughout the year. Some of the top retailers are trying to help lower the cost of being a student. From Apple to Microsoft to Walmart, you can save money on some of those back-to-school costs, earn cashback rewards to redeem later and even a discounted Prime membership. Hello, free two-day shipping. Here's a list of student deals and discounts to cut the cost of new tech and other must-haves for this time of year. Amazon Amazon Prime for Young Adults offers discounts on tech and 5% cash back on eligible devices from brands including Amazon and Apple. Aside from tech discounts, students also get a discounted Prime membership after the six-month free trial ends. The membership includes free shipping, Prime Video and free GrubHub Plus food delivery fees. Apple Apple's Educational Savings program allows college students, parents, staff and homeschool teachers of all grade levels to save money on select Apple devices. You'll need to look for Apple's Educational Savings graduation cap symbol to see which devices qualify. If you add a qualifying device, the savings are automatically reflected in your total. Currently, a few Educational Savings offers include: AirPods or an eligible accessory when you buy a Mac or iPad iPad Air starting at $549 MacBook Air starting at $899 MacBook Pro starting at $1,499 iPad Pro starting at $899 iMac starting at $1,249 Best Buy Best Buy's Student Hub offers deals on select tech products, including tablets, laptops, headphones, and printers. The hub also discounts other dorm room tech, including TVs, mini fridges and security systems. A special student discount isn't available, but you could find a deal on must-haves. For example, Best Buy's Student Hub has Apple's 13-inch M2 MacBook Air for $100 off, bringing it down to $700. Dell If you're looking for a Dell device, there are two savings options to compare. You'll get 10% off when you register for Dell Rewards and verify that you're a student. Dell also offers 2x Dell Rewards to verified students during the back-to-school event, and the discount is only applicable on High school students 16 and older, full-time and part-time students, and post-secondary and trade students may be eligible for the discount. You can sign in to your Dell account or create one to see if you qualify. If so, the discount will be applied in the cart. Dell also has an Outlet Student Program. Instead of making the purchase online, you'll need to complete the purchase by calling 888-518-3355 or chat with a sales advisor. To qualify for Dell's student discounts, you must have a student email address or acceptance letter for the current or next academic year. You won't be able to stack discounts or promotions with Dell's student discount. A discount can only be used once within 12 months and must be applied via Dell's Outlet Store. HP HP is offering up to 60% off select back-to-school products, plus free shipping. You can get an additional 10% off when you buy a PC with a display or accessory from Lenovo College students and teachers get an extra 5% off purchases and free shipping with no minimum on And you can earn 3% to 9% cash back on select products as a My Lenovo Rewards member. However, you won't be able to stack these two membership offers, so do the math to see which one will give you the biggest savings, especially if you plan to make future purchases. You'll need to verify your identity for the 5% student discount. Logitech You can get up to 10% off newly released items and 25% off other Logitech products on its website when you verify you're a student. You can only redeem the code for Logitech purchases once. Certain items are excluded, including products from Ultimate Ears, Jaybird Products, Pro Wheels, Pro Pedals, G Cloud and Astro Gaming. Business products and spare parts are also excluded. There's a limit of three items per household, and the discount cannot be combined with other offers. Microsoft Microsoft offers 10% off to students, parents and teachers on select physical products from the Microsoft store. You'll need to enter the email address associated with your personal Microsoft account to see if you qualify for the savings. You'll see the student discount when you sign in. Some Microsoft devices, including software, Xbox gaming consoles, games, Windows 11 and Windows 10, are exempt from the discount. Samsung Samsung offers discounted devices for students and teachers who verify their .edu email address. The special offers are only available for a limited time through or the Samsung app. No additional offers can be combined. There is also a limit of two products per category, email and shipping address within a year. Target Target has three special offers as part of its Target Circle College Student Appreciation. Students will get 20% off with Target Circle on a qualifying storewide purchase until Sept. 27. There are a few exceptions and brands excluded from the offer. Verified college students can save 50% on a Target Circle 360 membership, which would be $49 for the year until Sept. 13. The Target Circle membership includes same-day delivery and other monthly perks. Students can also use their Target Circle card to get $50 off college supplies and save 5% on purchases. Walmart College and grad students get 50% off a Walmart Plus membership, making it $49. The membership includes free delivery, gas savings and free returns. Walmart Plus students also receive a Paramount Plus subscription and travel savings through Expedia, which come with 5% Walmart Cash to redeem toward future purchases. To qualify for the membership discount and its savings, you must verify you're a student through Walmart's verification process, which you can verify again annually.
