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BackIKEA recalls ÄNGAR candles
[National]
May 2006 - June 2007
May 2006 - June 2007
The affected products are no longer available on the NA market. However, if some customers still have outdoor candles left in their possession, we want them to return them to IKEA, or contact their local IKEA store for more information.
ÄNGAR candle for outdoor use 6-p, article number 200-301-24.
SAMLAS candle for outdoor use 6-p, article number 900-524-43
Return candles for a full refund - $3.99.
Never place an outdoor candle on or close to material that can burn and never try to blow out an outdoor candle. At the end of the burning time the wax can ignite producing a higher flame. Flaring is a normal characteristic of outdoor candles and does not pose a risk if safety instructions are followed.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. For additional information, call IKEA toll-free at: (888) 966-4532.
The affected products are no longer available on the NA market. However, if some customers still have outdoor candles left in their possession, we want them to return them to IKEA, or contact their local IKEA store for more information.
ÄNGAR candle for outdoor use 6-p, article number 200-301-24.
SAMLAS candle for outdoor use 6-p, article number 900-524-43
Return candles for a full refund - $3.99.
Never place an outdoor candle on or close to material that can burn and never try to blow out an outdoor candle. At the end of the burning time the wax can ignite producing a higher flame. Flaring is a normal characteristic of outdoor candles and does not pose a risk if safety instructions are followed.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. For additional information, call IKEA toll-free at: (888) 966-4532.
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