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Fabuloso Recall Notice: Millions of Units Affected

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By Johnita Anthony,



In a sweeping consumer safety action, Colgate-Palmolive has initiated a major recall of their popular Fabuloso Multi-Purpose Cleaners due to potential bacterial contamination. The recall encompasses nearly 5 million units in the United States and an additional 56,000 in Canada.

Key Details:

The recall was announced in February 2023, affecting multiple product variants sold between December 2022 and January 2023

Prices ranged from $1 to $11 at major retailers including Walmart, Dollar General, Family Dollar, Home Depot, Sam's Club, and Amazon

No injuries or incidents have been reported as of the announcement date

Affected Products:

Original Multi-Purpose Cleaner: Lavender and Refreshing Lemon (22 fl oz)

2X Concentrated Formula: Multiple sizes (33.8, 56, 128, and 169 fl oz) in Lemon, Lavender, and Passion of Fruits scents

Professional Line: All-Purpose Cleaner & Degreaser in Lavender and Ocean scents (1 gallon)

Specialty Products: Bleach Alternative 2X Concentrated Formula in Spring Fresh (56 fl oz)

Health Risks:

The products may contain Pseudomonas bacteria species, which pose serious risks to:

  • People with weakened immune systems
  • Those with external medical devices
  • Individuals with underlying lung conditions

Consumer Action Steps:

  • Stop using affected products immediately
  • Don't empty the bottles
  • Photograph the UPC and lot code
  • Return the products to your place of purchase
  • Visit www.fabulosorecall.com for refund/replacementy

For additional assistance, consumers can contact Colgate-Palmolive's recall hotline at 855-703-0166 (weekdays 9 AM - 5:30 PM ET).


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