If you have this pot at home, stop using it immediately

A reminder has just been issued for more than 16,000 of these pots.


YourThe house can be filled on the edge With various pots and pots that you do not think twice before using. But there is now at least one type of pot you need to check again before you hang: Sea to Summit has just received a reminder of many of their camping pots. Read it to know which pots have been recalled and for more things you may need to get rid,If you have this spice in your pantry, the FDA says check it immediately.

Two types of sea camping pots at the top have been recalled.

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Sea at the top just comesrecalled about 16,200 camping pots In the United States and 2,0550 additional in Canada, according to an announcement by the US Commission on Consumer Products (CPSC) on January 13th. The reminder affects both their aluminum alpha and stainless steel camping pots, which have been sold separately and as part of COOKWARE SET. These pots were available for the purchase of 1.2 liter sizes, 1.9 liters, 2.7 liters and 3.7 liters. Alpha pots were also sold in five different sets and Sigma pots were sold in four different sets.

The Alpha camping pots are matte gray and have a "sea in Summit" written on the front, with "hard anodized hard cooking system" written below. The sigma camping pots are made of polished and black stainless steel with "sea in Summer" and "Superior quality stainless steel cooking system" written outside the pots. And for more information up to date,Sign up for our daily newsletter.

But only pots that lack a screw are recalled.

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The CPSC notes that "only pots with a black latch that has no screws is part of this reminder". According to the report, it is because the nylon lock on these camping pots can open when it is not screwed, which can cause the handle to come off and possibly burn or burn someone. Until now, the sea at the top received 10 reports from the disengage latch or becoming damaged due to excessive heat exposure, but no injury has been reported. And for more things that can hurt you,If you have this phone charger, stop using it immediately.

These pots were sold in department stores until November 20 2020.

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You may have purchased one of these pots at any sports goods store at any time between January 2019 and 2020, CPSC said. They also note specifically that these pots have been sold in REI stores and on the online store of REI. However, the sea at the top says that no matter where you bought your pot, youshould contact them directly for a replacement. According to the company, "This is the most effective way to solve the problem so that you are safe and you can use the pot on your next trip." And for more items that could be dangerous when used,If you bought this from Costco, stop it immediately.

Customers must complete a form to receive a replacement part of the manufacturer.

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According to CPSC, customers who have one of the recalled pots should stop using it "immediately" and contact the sea at the top of a free lock repair kit. The company has a contact form on their website for customers and teaching video that can help anyone once they have received a replacement latch.

"The replacement latch wraps around the handle and is affixed with a screw," the sea for at the top of the notes in their reminder ad. "It has also been designed to provide a stronger cut around the handle to keep the handle in the locked" open "position." And for newer reminders,The FDA asks you to eat this type of yogurt.


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