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Dunelm Recalls Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blankets

Dunelm recalls certain batches of the Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blankets due to a fire risk. The copper wires in the cable may fray, causing overheating during use, which may lead to fire.

Dunelm Recalls Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blankets
Brand
Dunelm
Product
Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blanket
Batch codes
30652063, 30652064, 30652065, 30838451, 30838452, 30838453
Retailer
Dunelm
What to do
If you have this product, please stop using it immediately and unplug from the mains. To claim your free upgraded cable, please call Dunelm customer service team on +353(1) 6458200. Alternatively, you can return the affected blanket and cable to your nearest Dunelm for a full refund.
Dunelm Recalls Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blankets
Notice details
  • Publication date:23 July 2026

Dunelm recalls certain batches of the Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blankets.

Dunelm Recalls Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blankets

The product poses a risk of fire. The copper wires in the cable may fray, causing overheating during use, which may lead to fire.

The affected product details are as follows:

Product Name: Barcode: Article Number:
Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blanket Single 5057722358976 30652063
Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blanket Double 5057722358983 30652064
Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blanket King 505772235899030652065
Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blanket Single 5063003294383 30838451
Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blanket Double 5063003294390 30838452
Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blanket King 5063003295007 30838453

Locate the care label on your electric blanket (attached to the fabric) to check your barcode and batch matches the affected products. Only 2022 and 2023 batches are affected, for example the batch number shown below is from 2023 and therefore affected.

An image of where to find serial and batch numbers on Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blankets

There are approximately 867 affected products in the Republic of Ireland.

What to do:

If you have this product, please stop using it immediately and unplug from the mains.

To claim your free upgraded cable, please call Dunelm customer service team on +353(1) 6458200. Alternatively, you can return the affected blanket and cable to your nearest Dunelm for a full refund.

more information, visit www.dunelm.ie on the “Contact Us” page. Visit the recall notice on Dunelm's website.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blanket being recalled in Ireland?

Yes. Dunelm recalls certain batches of the Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blankets due to a fire risk. The copper wires in the cable may fray, causing overheating during use, which may lead to fire.

Why is Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blanket being recalled?

The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. Dunelm recalls certain batches of the Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blankets due to a fire risk. The copper wires in the cable may fray, causing overheating during use, which may lead to fire.

What should I do if I have this product?

If you have this product, please stop using it immediately and unplug from the mains. To claim your free upgraded cable, please call Dunelm customer service team on +353(1) 6458200. Alternatively, you can return the affected blanket and cable to your nearest Dunelm for a full refund.

Which batches of Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blanket are affected?

The affected batch codes are: 30652063, 30652064, 30652065, 30838451, 30838452, 30838453.

Where was Dunelm Cosy & Warm Electric Blanket sold?

It was sold via Dunelm.

Source: Competition & Consumer Protection Commission, published 23 July 2026 · Last checked 23 July 2026
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