News date: November 12, 2026 · Checked November 13, 2026.

If a recently purchased rug arrived without a memorable brand name, your online order history can be more useful than a glance across the room.

What the recall identifies

CPSC announced a recall of 83 Boshengya shag area rugs on November 12. The pink or orange rugs are approximately five or six feet wide and eight feet long. Packaging carries the words “INCREDIBLY SOFT.” They were sold on Amazon during September and October 2026 for $30–$65.

The rugs fail the mandatory carpet-and-rug flammability standard, according to CPSC. No incidents or injuries were reported in the notice.

What owners are asked to do

Stop using affected rugs and contact [email protected] for a full refund. The recall process requires cutting the rug in half, photographing it, sending the photo to that contact and then disposing of it. Check the official notice and product photographs to confirm identification and instructions.

Order record

Brand + purchase date

Product check

Size + colour + packaging

Official instructions

Confirm, stop using, request refund

When the packaging is already gone

Search your order history for the brand, then save the item description and purchase date. Photograph the whole rug and any remaining label. If the description does not settle the question, ask the recall contact to help identify it before destroying the item.

A pink rug from a different seller is not automatically part of this recall. Likewise, an item that looks undamaged is not cleared merely because nobody in the household has noticed a problem. Product identification and the recall instructions are the useful checks here.

Keep the room usable while you resolve it

Before moving furniture back into place, check that removing the rug has not left a loose underlay or exposed trailing cable across the walking route. Keep your claim photographs and correspondence together until the refund is resolved.

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