Once issues do start to arise and companies become aware there's something wrong, they're not exactly eager to publicize what's going on. At-home exercise company Peloton dragged its feet on alerting regulators and the public about incidents of children, pets, and objects being pulled under its treadmill. And once the CPSC called for the equipment to be recalled, Peloton initially resisted, saying its claims about the dangers of the product were "inaccurate and misleading." It eventually changed course and did recall the treadmills, and the CPSC fined it $19 million for the delay in reporting the issue, one of the largest civil penalties in the agency's history.