Published by If you or a loved one suffered serious burn injuries – such as second- or third-degree burns – from using the CasaClean handheld steamer, you may qualify to file a “CasaClean Steamer Lawsuit.”
At Schmidt & Clark, our experienced product liability attorneys are dedicated to helping victims recover full compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, emotional trauma, and long-term care.
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What’s the Problem?
On May 28, 2025, Deale International voluntarily recalled the CasaClean Handheld Steamer (model CC-01), distributed via HSN, due to a design defect: the unit may spontaneously discharge hot steam or water from its base or nozzle, causing burn injuries to users.
Latest CasaClean Steamer Recall Updates
- May 28, 2025 – CPSC announces recall after multiple reports of unintended hot water or steam discharge causing burns [1].
Steamer Recall Statistics
- Products recalled: CasaClean handheld steamers model CC-01 sold on HSN.
- Reported injuries: At least five confirmed incidents involving second- to third-degree burns on hands, arms, and torso.
- Recall remedy: Refunds or replacements offered to purchasers.
- Potential claimants: Users, family members, household helpers injured by unintentional steam exposure.
Design Defect & Hazard Analysis
The CasaClean steamer’s design allows unintended hot discharge from the base, even when not in active use or unplugged—exposing users to scalding hot steam or water. This defect demonstrates failure in product safety design and testing. The risk supports legal claims based on negligence, strict product liability, breach of implied warranty, and inadequate warnings.
Injuries & Side Effects
- Second‑degree burns: Painful blistering, redness, and tissue damage.
- Third‑degree burns: Deep tissue damage requiring advanced medical care or skin grafts.
- Infection risk: Burns may result in bacterial or fungal infections.
- Scarring and disfigurement: Long-term cosmetic and functional impacts.
- Emotional trauma: Anxiety, PTSD, and fear around household appliances.
Do You Qualify for a Lawsuit?
You may qualify if:
- You purchased and used a CasaClean CC-01 Handheld Steamer before May 28, 2025;
- You experienced hot steam or water discharge with resulting burns or injuries;
- You sought medical treatment or experienced complications;
- You kept proof of purchase, product packaging, or photos of the unit;
- You retained medical or treatment records and burn care documentation.
Evidence Required for a Claim
- Proof of purchase: Receipt, invoice, bank/credit card statement;
- Product documentation: Photograph of CasaClean unit, serial number, packaging;
- Injury records: Medical reports, burn care notes, hospitalization records;
- Incident evidence: Photos of burns, nurse or doctor notes describing injury;
- Recall details: Screenshot or printed copy of the CPSC recall statement.
Damages You Can Recover
- Medical bills: ER visits, burn treatment, skin grafts, infection care;
- Pain & suffering: Physical discomfort, emotional distress, lifestyle disruption;
- Lost income: Missed work due to injury and recovery;
- Long-term impacts: Scarring, reduced function, psychological care;
- Punitive damages: Possible if company ignored known dangers or violated safety protocols.
Recall Instructions & Consumer Guidance
- Recall date: May 28, 2025;
- Consumer action: Stop using the steamer immediately and visit HSN or the manufacturer’s website for refund/replacement instructions;
- Contact: HSN customer service or Deale International support for details;
- Safer handling: Avoid handling the unit near skin, unplug after use, and store upright until fully cooled.
Statute of Limitations & Urgency
Burn injury and product liability claims typically must be filed within **two to five years** of injury or recall date, based on state law. Acting swiftly ensures preservation of custody over the product, incident documentation, medical files, and purchase or treatment evidence—all essential for a successful legal claim.
FAQs
1. Do I need to keep the steamer?
Yes—retain it as evidence, especially if it still discharges steam after unplugging.
2. Can I file if I wasn’t burned?
Possibly—near-miss incidents involving unintended discharge may warrant claims.
3. Does returning/refunding affect my rights?
No—refund acceptance does not waive your right to legal action.
4. Do I need an attorney?
These claims often involve technical defects and medical complexity—legal representation is strongly advised.
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References:
- https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/Deale-International-Recalls-CasaClean-Handheld-Steamers-Due-to-Risk-of-Serious-Burn-Injury-Sold-on-HSN