Reminder On Thursday, Woolite was given for the laundry detergent due to the risk of exposure to the bacteria that could cause a “serious infection.”

Optional Refunds only relates to more than 2,000 liquid-ounce glass washing vehicles sold only in Amazon in January US Consumer Product Security Commission (CPSC).

Consumers with numerous codes with S24365 and S24366 numbers printed on the top of the bottle should stop the detergent immediately.

Due to potentially harmful bacteria, some bottles were washed. (CPSC / FOX News)

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CPSC said the products could contain pseudomonas Types of bacteria, including Pseudomonas OlevoransA wide environmental organism was widely found in land and water.

“People with weakened immune systems or bacteria are a serious risk of infection that may require people with foreign medical devices Medical treatment,“According to the agency.

Bacteria can take the body to the eyes or a break from the skin. People with healthy immune systems are generally not affected by bacteria.

According to health workers, bacteria can be in a laundry detergent. (Smith collection / Gado / Getty Images / Getty Images)

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Friday, no events or injured information was provided.

Customers who have purchased the product are managed by CPSC, managers, Reckitt, to apply for a full refund.

Records from returns and “recall” in the regular marker in the back of the glass, take a picture with the UPC and Lot code and send photos to consumers@reckitt.com.

CPSC recommends watching the glass to see the codes are recalled. (CPSC / FOX News)

After a refund, they can dive from the product by throwing the bottle tightly by closing the glass tightly.

CPSC warns not to empty the bottle and not re-use the glass before they can be discarded.

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Pseudomonas bacteria can cause infections in blood, lungs, urinary trails or other parts of the body after surgery. Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

In 2017, antibiotic sustainable tension pseudomonas Aeruginosa was hospitalized with patients with 32,600 infections and 2,700 years of death to death in the CDC.