Many parents count on a 10-minute sterilize-and-dry cycle several times a day to keep bottle routines moving. The Baby Brezza recall affects about 29,000 SuperFast Sterilizer Dryers in the United States after reports that some units overheated or melted.

Quick Review

• Product: Baby Brezza SuperFast Sterilizer Dryer, a countertop appliance for bottles, breast pump parts, and accessories.
• Models recalled: BRZ0083, BRZ0154, and BRZ0156. Check the label on the bottom of the unit.
• Hazard: The appliance can overheat while plugged in and operating, creating a burn hazard if its surface is handled.
• Where and when sold: Nationwide at TJ Maxx and Marshalls, and online at Baby Brezza, Target, and Babylist, from January 2024 through October 2026.
• What to do: Stop using the unit, register for the recall, and follow the company’s instructions to receive a free replacement, including shipping.

What Was Recalled And Why It Is Dangerous

The CPSC recall notice says Baby Brezza Enterprises recalled its SuperFast Sterilizer Dryers on November 5, 2026. The recall is listed as number 27-072 and covers about 29,000 units in the United States, with about 4,500 additional units sold in Canada.

The appliance sits on a countertop and uses a push-button control to sterilize and dry baby bottles, breast pump parts, and accessories in ten minutes. The affected models are BRZ0083, BRZ0154, and BRZ0156. The model number is printed on a product label on the bottom of the unit.

Product photo from the CPSC recall notice.

The CPSC says the dryers can overheat while plugged in and operating. Handling the surface in that condition could cause a burn. The agency reports 32 incidents of overheating or melting plastic housing; no injuries had been reported when the recall was announced.

32 owners reported their sterilizer dryer overheating or the plastic housing melting before this recall was announced.

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The CPSC label photo shows where the model information appears. Flip your unit over and check the label on the bottom.

The recalled units sold at TJ Maxx and Marshalls stores nationwide, as well as online at babybrezza.com, target.com, and babylist.com, from January 2024 through October 2026. The listed price was $160 to $180. If you are unsure whether your appliance is included, compare its bottom label with the recalled model numbers and consult the Baby Brezza recall page.

Baby Brezza Recall Remedy: What To Do If You Own One

Baby Brezza and the CPSC advise consumers to stop using affected units immediately. Follow these steps to request a free replacement:

1. Stop using the appliance. Turn it off and unplug it. Do not continue using it while waiting for a replacement.
2. Register online. Go to the Baby Brezza recall page, select “Product Safety Recall” at the bottom of the page if needed, and complete the recall form.
3. Cut the power cord as instructed. After registering, follow the recall process to cut the cord and destroy the unit. Do not skip the company’s steps for documenting the appliance.
4. Send the requested photos. Provide photos of the model number label, the destroyed appliance, and your return authorization number. The company lists recall@babybrezza.com for recall questions and photo submissions.
5. Dispose of the unit safely. Follow local disposal ordinances after completing the recall instructions.

Baby Brezza is offering a free replacement sterilizer dryer, including free shipping. For help with the process, call 888-527-9824, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Time, or email recall@babybrezza.com.

A Hot Appliance Safety Checklist For Homes With Young Children

This recall is also a useful reminder about everyday kitchen safety. Sterilizers, bottle warmers, kettles, and other countertop appliances may get hot, stay plugged in between uses, and sit within a curious toddler’s reach. A few consistent habits can help reduce the chance of accidental contact or pulling.

• Unplug appliances after every use when it is safe and practical to do so.
• Push cords toward the back of the counter and out of a child’s reach. Keep dangling cords away from counter edges.
• Keep hot appliances away from low counters and edges. Choose a stable spot where a child cannot easily reach or pull the unit down.
• Do not let a small child touch the appliance’s outside during a cycle or right after it finishes. Give it time to cool.
• Avoid running hot appliances unattended. Stay nearby and keep children away from the work area while the device operates.

A clear family routine can make this easier: switch off, unplug, and move the appliance out of reach once it has cooled. If you have a recalled model, complete the official recall process rather than relying on a household routine to make it safe to use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Keep Using Mine Until The Replacement Arrives?

No. If the bottom label shows model BRZ0083, BRZ0154, or BRZ0156, stop using it immediately and unplug it. Register through the Baby Brezza recall page and follow its instructions for the free replacement.

How Do I Find My Model Number?

Turn the unit over and look for the product label on the bottom. Compare the number printed there with BRZ0083, BRZ0154, and BRZ0156. The CPSC recall notice includes product and label photos.

I Bought Mine Secondhand. Am I Covered?

The recall applies to the listed models, so check the label even if you bought the appliance secondhand. If the bottom label shows one of the recalled model numbers, contact Baby Brezza through its recall page and ask them to confirm you are covered.

What If Mine Shows Signs Of Melting Already?

Stop using it, unplug it if you can do so safely, and keep children away. If the unit is hot, do not touch the surface; wait for it to cool before handling it. Then follow the company’s recall instructions and contact Baby Brezza if you need guidance.

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Author: Janice Robinson-Celeste