254K child pool toys sold on Shein, Temu, Amazon recalled for posing impalement hazard

WEATHER ALERT 7 advisories in effect for 7 regions in the area Show Breaking News Bar Close News 254K child pool toys sold on Shein, Temu, Amazon recalled for posing impalement hazard The recalled dive sticks are model number 40041, which is printed on the back of the box 10 News Digital Team Published: June 12, 2026 at 4:21 AM As kids get ready to dive into summer fun, there’s an important recall alert parents should know about. (Joyin) As kids get ready to dive into summer fun, there’s an important recall alert parents should know about. Approximately 254,000 Sloosh Dive Sticks have been recalled due to the risk of serious injury from impalement. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, children could land on a dive stick in shallow water, potentially causing serious piercing injuries. There’s also a risk of facial and eye injuries when kids try to retrieve the sticks underwater. Recommended Videos The recalled dive sticks are model number 40041, which is printed on the back of the box next to the bar code and on one end of the dive stick itself, along with Joyin’s name and tracking information. Each toy package contains 30 pieces, including five dive sticks. The affected dive sticks are made of hard plastic, are cylinder-shaped and measure about 7 inches long. Only dive sticks with model 40041, sold as part of Sloosh water toys before Oct. 23, 2025, are included in this recall. The pool toys were sold online through Amazon, Temu, Wayfair, Target Plus and SHEIN between 2019 and 2025. If you have these dive sticks at home, you’re urged to take them away from children immediately and throw them out. Joyin asks that you take a photo of the dive sticks in the trash and email it to support@joyin.com . The company will then send you redesigned dive sticks that meet federal safety regulations. Copyright 2026 by WSLS 10 - All rights reserved. Martinsville City leaders take legal action amid ongoing controversy Pearisburg residents push back on proposed 53% real estate tax increase Concert cancellation frustration hits Lynchburg fans Dive into the wild! 🦎 Why Roanoke’s St. Francis House is facing its tightest food shortage ever this summer Orphaned bobcat kittens arrive at SWVA Wildlife Center after mother hit, killed by vehicle Lynchburg City Council weighs water rate hike to fund aging pipe replacements Former Bedford County employee sues county, youth athletic association over alleged retaliation Downtown favorite Fork in the Market under new ownership after 15 years ‘Now it’s happening’: Virginia’s first onshore wind farm rises after years of delays Roanoke dog hit by car makes remarkable recovery after owner waits overnight for help Breathing new life into Montvale’s Historic School Rock climbing helps veterans cope with life after the service Roanoke Fire-EMS demonstrates how to be safe on the Roanoke River Virginia farmers feeling effects of months-long drought 🤩 Brand new trail at Carvins Cove Roanoke Co. plans upgrade for Plantation Road Firefighters, law enforcement assaulted, two arrested following vehicle fire in Giles County 68th Annual Sidewalk Art Show held in Roanoke Manhunt continues for suspect in connection with killing of Virginia deputy Previous video Next video Click here to take a moment and familiarize yourself with our Community Guidelines.