Fire Hazard Prompts Xinan Home Recall of WinxMatrs Mattresses 2026

A fire hazard tied to a violation of the federal flammability standard for mattresses has triggered the recall of WinxMatrs-branded mattresses sold by Xinan Home. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the action on September 24, 2026, warning that the mattresses pose a risk of serious injury or death from fire.

The recall covers about 792 units. While no incidents or injuries have been reported so far, the mandatory standard exists specifically to slow the spread of flame and give occupants time to escape a fire, so the violation is being treated as a serious safety concern rather than a paperwork issue.

Which Items Are Involved?

The recalled product is the ‘WinxMatrs’ mattress, a black, 10-inch-thick mattress sold in a twin size. The mattresses were shipped compressed inside a box, a common format for online mattress sales. Both the brand name ‘WinxMatrs’ and the size are printed on a sewn-in label located on the side of the mattress, which is the easiest way for consumers to confirm whether they own one of the affected units.

No specific lot numbers or UPC codes were listed in the CPSC notice, so consumers should rely on the label markings and the physical description to identify their mattress.

What Went Wrong?

According to the CPSC, the recalled mattresses fail to meet the mandatory flammability standard set under the Flammable Fabrics Act. That standard requires mattresses to resist ignition and limit how quickly flames can spread if exposed to a heat source such as a candle, cigarette, or space heater. A mattress that does not comply can burn faster and more intensely, sharply reducing the amount of time available for someone sleeping on it to wake up and get out safely.

Because fire risk from bedding can escalate quickly, especially at night, the CPSC classifies this type of violation as carrying a risk of serious injury or death.

Where Were These Products Sold?

The WinxMatrs mattresses were sold exclusively online at Amazon.com between August 2025 and November 2025, at a price of about $120 each. The mattresses were imported by Huizhou Xiqijun Trading Co., Ltd, doing business as Xinan Home, a company based in China, and the products were also manufactured in China.

Given the online-only sales channel, the recall affects consumers nationwide rather than any specific region or set of states.

What Should You Do?

Consumers who purchased a WinxMatrs mattress should stop using it immediately. Xinan Home is offering a full refund, but the remedy process involves a few specific steps:

• Stop using the mattress right away and do not attempt to resell or donate it.
• Write ‘RECALLED’ in permanent marker on both the top surface of the mattress and on the mattress label.
• Take photos of the marked mattress and of the label showing the Xinan Home brand.
• Email those photos to WinxMatrsMattressRecall@outlook.com to begin the refund process.

Consumers with questions can reach Xinan Home directly by email at WinxMatrsMattressRecall@outlook.com. The requirement to mark and photograph the mattress before disposal is intended to prevent the noncompliant product from being resold or passed on to another household.

Regulatory Response

The CPSC notes that the recalled mattresses violate the mandatory flammability standard for mattresses, posing a risk of serious injury or death from fire. The agency reminds the public that federal law prohibits anyone from selling a product once it has been recalled by the Commission or voluntarily recalled in cooperation with the CPSC. Consumers can report similar safety concerns at SaferProducts.gov or by calling the CPSC hotline at 800-638-2772.

This recall is one of several mattress flammability actions CPSC has announced in 2026, reflecting continued agency scrutiny of imported bedding products sold through online marketplaces.