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Fire / OverheatingJune 2, 2022CPSC #22144

DEMDACO Recalls Microwavable Bowl Holders Due to Fire Hazard

Brand
Product
Other Products
Units affected
56,200
Remedy
refund

What was recalled

This recall involves Demdaco brand microwavable bowl holders made of cotton and linen fabric. They measure 6.5 inches square for the small bowl holder, 8 inches square for the large bowl holder and were sold in 27 designs. DEMDACO is printed on the tag sewn into the side of the microwavable bowl holder.

Hazard

The bowl holder's fabric can char after being microwaved for the suggested three minutes, posing a fire hazard.

Injuries

The firm has received three reports of incidents of charring from the bowl holders catching fire. No injuries have been reported.

Made in

India

Where it was sold

  • Gift shops, hardware stores, florists, drug stores and pharmacies nationwide and online at Demdaco.com, Target.com, Amazon.com and Zulily.com from June 2020 through March 2022 for about $23.

Photos

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