If you use a DREO space heater, check the label before relying on the brand name alone. A Consumer Product Safety Commission recall announced October 29 covers model DR-HSH015 manufactured from April 2025 through January 2026.
CPSC says the recalled heaters can overheat and ignite, creating fire and burn hazards. The notice covers about 338,800 units in the United States, with additional units sold in Canada.
Match the model and the manufacture date
The notice identifies two details on the label underneath the heater: model DR-HSH015 and a manufacture date written in YYYY/MM format. The affected manufacturing window runs from 2025/04 through 2026/01.
Read both entries rather than comparing only the appearance of the heater. The official notice includes photographs of the unit and its label. A similar-looking appliance or another model name does not establish a match.
If the label is unclear, keep the unit out of use while you contact the company through the official recall route for help identifying it. Do not use an informal social-media description as a substitute for the notice.
Use the remedy in this notice
CPSC directs consumers to stop using a recalled heater immediately and contact DREO for a free replacement. The process includes unplugging the heater and following the company’s instructions for disabling it and submitting a photograph. Read those instructions before taking any disposal step.
Start from the CPSC notice linked below. It gives the company’s verified contact information and the recall website. A remedy from another heater recall may have a different process.
Keep the details together
Make a short record of the model, manufacture date, recall link and the day you checked. Save any replacement confirmation or reference number the company gives you. Keep a receipt if you already have one, but check the actual procedure before assuming which documents are required.
This record can also help another person in the household understand why the heater has been taken out of use. If you share the warning, include the model, date range and official link so someone else can check their own unit.
Return to the current notice
Recall details and available remedies can change. Before acting on an older article or screenshot, reopen the official page. The useful outcome is a clear product match and the remedy that applies to that product.