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Fire / OverheatingNovember 1, 2016CPSC #17023

Kikkerland Design Recalls Teapots with Stands Due to Fire Hazard

Product
Coffee & Kettles
Units affected
7,300
Remedy
refund

What was recalled

This recall involves Kikkerland and Cost Plus World Market brand teapots with bamboo stands. The 30-ounce glass teapots have a removable glass tea infuser sold with a votive-candle holder inside the bamboo stand. The Kikkerland teapots have model number TP02 printed on the packaging next to the UPC code. The Cost Plus World Market teapots have a white sticker with number 25024784 printed on the packaging. No votive candles were included with the teapots.

Hazard

The bamboo votive stand can catch fire, posing a fire hazard to consumers.

Injuries

The firm has received six reports of the votive stands burning. No injuries have been reported.

Made in

China

Where it was sold

  • Amazon retailers, Cost Plus World Market, Uncommon Goods and Urban Outfitters and online at www.Amazon.com from March 2014 through September 2016 for between $40 and $70.

Photos

Kikkerland and Cost Plus World Market teapot with bamboo stand
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