As we reported before (Is your leather sofa making you sick) packets of dimethyl fumarate (DMF) are sometimes attached to leather furniture to inhibit mold growth during storage and shipping.

Her husband then suggested she call WFMY News 2 to see if we could help. We contacted the furniture store and corporate office. A week or so later a representative with the company contacted the ...

Consumer Reports News: October 26, 2011 11:53 AM The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission and Big Lots of Columbus Ohio have announced a recall of 375,000 recliners and ottomans.

A furniture store had told the Greensboro couple the products were real leather, but after a few years, they started cracking. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...