They urge anyone with an unmodified machine to contact them immediately on 0800 151 0905. Read More Related Articles They added: "To this end, we are in ongoing discussions with the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) to agree additional measures we have proposed to reach consumers who have not yet engaged with this safety programme." Business Minister Kelly Tolhurst said consumer safety was a "Government priority" as she revealed plans to make the Whirpool recall for remaining unmodified appliances. She told MPs on Tuesday that after reviewing the company's actions, "we have informed Whirlpool of our intention to serve a recall notice as a next step of the regulatory process". "This is unprecedented action," she told the Commons. But is it too little too late? The Government has been criticised over the time it has taken to serve the electrics company with a recall notice, with some describing it at 'snail's pace'.