I was preparing a meal for my son this morning using the baby bullet. There is a rubber ring around the base of the blade. This came lose and was shredded into his food. This is EXTREMELY dangerous and I do not want this to happen to anyone else that has this product. I almost fed this to my child and would be in an emergency room right now and contacting an attorney rather than writing this. I have contacted the manufacturer and urged a recall and strongly advise anyone else to use a different blender. Thank goodness I noticed one small piece in his food that hadn't been cut up and was about half an inch long. Please don't let this happen to you. Happy to share photos with anyone interested.
Re: DO NOT USE BABY BULLET
Compromise and Balance are key. JH.
This.
OP as far as I know all blenders have this rubber ring that goes between the bottom of the blade and blender jar to prevent leaking. I'm sorry this happened to you and I'm glad your LO is ok but are you sure you put everything together correctly before using it?
I have to agree as well. I haven't had a single problem with mine, and feel that if it were put together properly, this couldn't happen.
Yes user error. It states in the manual it can become loose with washing so you are supposed to check every time you use it. Its there for the seal and it comes with 2 replacements as well. I have it and have had no problems.
Yes user error. It states in the manual it can become loose with washing so you are supposed to check every time you use it. Its there for the seal and it comes with 2 replacements as well. I have it and have had no problems.
This...I read the manual cover to cover before I used it and it is clearly stated to check the seal regularly. The blender even came with two replacement seals.
Yep, user error. Be careful next time!!
I don't even have a Baby Bullet- I use my blender to make LOs food. That aside, when you post something, you have to be ready for people's comments whether you agree or disagree. I've had my feelings hurt a couple of times from TheBump, but then I remind myself that I do not know these people, and I'm the one who posted in the first place. You certainly won't agree with all of the opinions on here!
............... okay......... hoping someone's baby swallows rubber isn't exactly nice.... I would consider that "vicious". Also, having degrees in law does not mean that you didn't have a user error with the bullet...... AND if it is so dangerous why would you have 3 bullets?
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Put your BGP on hon. I don't think anyone was being vicious. Maybe you should think before you post....no one here wished any harm on your child. You would think that someone with 3 degrees would be a little more mature.
There's a big difference between "Be careful to make sure the rubber gasket is in place properly" and "DO NOT USE A BABY BULLET IT'S DANGEROUS!"
I mean clearly it's a good tip, but saying everyone should cease using this dangerous product is like suing McDonald's because their coffee is hot and you can spill it on yourself.
Which people have done a few times. That's why they have to say "caution: hot" on the cups. People are idiots.
The funny thing here is that the instructions apparently already tell you to make sure the gasket is in place...!!!
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PgAL and PAL always welcome...This is what I was wondering as well. It makes my one degree in law sound like such a loser! I never knew a double JD was a possibility!
That was actually a real reason to sue. She had 3rd degree burns on her pelvic region from spilling coffee on her lap. She had multiple skin grafts, spent 8 days in the hospital, and had 2 years of treatment afterwards. McDonalds heated their coffee to a temperature hotter than industry standard.
I actually wanted to post to AGREE with you! I just had the same thing happen to me with the Baby Bullet. I've been using it for a few months and have had no problems until now. There was no user error here either, I always look in it to make sure everything is fine and didn't notice anything loose at all. I unfortunately was not as lucky as you in catching it. I only noticed after feeding my 7 month old some of the food that there was a plastic piece in it. I went to investigate and sure enough, the plastic ring was all wrapped up around the blade and chopped up. I am worried SICK about this! I'm not sure if he ate any but it's probable. I just wanted to let you know that you aren't alone and thank you for posting.
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