I'm a Dyson Airwrap user, and I had a serious safety issue that left me both injured and extremely disappointed. While using the device, the brush attachment suddenly detached on its own—mid-use—and struck my arm, causing a significant burn. The burn is severe enough that it has left a visible mark, and I keep thinking: what if it had hit my face instead?
I contacted Dyson immediately, expecting urgent attention. To my shock, they treated it like a routine case. They told me the standard process applies: pick up the product from my address and send it to service, which usually takes 10–20 days. That’s unacceptable for a serious injury caused by a clear design flaw.
Worse, they insist on taking the entire device into service, not just the faulty part, meaning I’ll be left without a working device for the entire period. This isn’t just a product malfunction—it’s a safety hazard. When I looked into other complaints, I saw that many users have experienced the same issue, and Dyson has still not provided a real fix.
Dyson, I expect more than a generic protocol after suffering a burn from your product. You should prioritize customer safety, offer immediate replacement options, and resolve this recurring flaw in the Airwrap’s design. I’ve submitted a support request and even shared photos of the burn. I expect a serious and prompt resolution—do we really need a more severe injury for this to be taken seriously?
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