Texas Dovety Steam Cleaner Burn Lawsuit

In May 2026, the CPSC issued a stop-use warning for Dovety Steam Cleaners after 52 reports of hot water ejecting from the units, including 48 burn injuries. The Chinese seller refused to recall the product, so the CPSC issued the warning unilaterally.

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CPSC Warns Consumers to Stop Using Dovety Steam Cleaners After 48 Burn Injuries

On May 7, 2026, the CPSC issued a stop-use warning for Dovety Steam Cleaners, Model TMSC-001. The CPSC product safety warning number is 26-474.

According to the CPSC, the Chinese seller, Shenzhen Kaisennic Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., has not agreed to a recall. The CPSC issued the stop-use warning unilaterally because the company refused to act. The steam cleaners were manufactured in China.

How Many People Were Burned?

The CPSC is aware of 52 reports of hot water exiting the steamers nationally, resulting in at least 48 reported burn injuries.

What Is the Defect?

The CPSC describes the hazard in its official warning as follows:

“CPSC is warning consumers to stop using Dovety Steam Cleaners immediately because the steam cleaners can leak or suddenly eject hot water or steam, posing a risk of serious burn injuries to consumers.”

The Dovety Steam Cleaner is a handheld, pressurized steam cleaner with a compact plastic body, an integrated water tank, a trigger-style steam release on the handle, and a screw-type cap on top where the user fills the tank. It comes with 12 accessories.

Which Products Are Affected?

The warning covers the Dovety Steam Cleaner, Model TMSC-001, identifiable by the following features:

• Handheld, pressurized steam cleaner with compact plastic body
• Integrated water tank with screw-type cap on top
• Trigger-style steam release on the handle
• 12 accessories including round plastic brushes, a bent spray nozzle, a squeegee attachment, and an extension hose
• Model number “TMSC-001” printed on a label on the bottom of the unit
• Brand name “Dovety” printed on the side of the product

Where Were They Sold?

The Dovety Steam Cleaners were sold online at Amazon.com and TikTok Shop. Texans who purchased the steam cleaner through either marketplace are among those at risk.

The CPSC urges consumers to stop using the steam cleaners immediately and dispose of them. Because the Chinese seller refused to recall the product, no manufacturer refund or repair is being offered. For updates and to report incidents, visit the CPSC product safety warning page or the CPSC’s incident reporting site at SaferProducts.gov.

How Many People Were Burned?

The CPSC is aware of 52 reports nationally of hot water exiting the steamers, resulting in at least 48 reported burn injuries. Texas-specific incident counts have not been disclosed by the CPSC.

If you or a loved one in Texas was burned by a Dovety Steam Cleaner, our lawyers may be able to help.

Legal Help for Steam Cleaner Burn Victims in Texas

Dovety Steam Cleaners were sold direct-to-consumer through Amazon and TikTok Shop, two marketplaces with significant Texas customer bases. Texans across Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin who purchased these handheld steamers may have been exposed to the burn hazard.

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