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For millions of customers, Costco represents a unique experience that goes beyond a typical shopping race. The beloved warehouse retailer provides everything, essential elements and electronics in bulk grocery articles andpetrol for their vehicle. Even storescatering land Hold a weakness for the return of regulars. But now Costco draws an article from the shelves after having linked it to several fires. Read the rest to see which product could potentially put you in danger.

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Most articles are under serious tests before going to the market to make sure they are safe to use. But in some cases, the dangers are only discovered after certain products have struck the shelves, which makes it necessary for a reminder. And recently, several large retailers have issued security warnings linked to the potentially dangerous items they sell.

On June 16, the Consumer Protection Safety Commission (CPSC) announced that TJX companies rememberedswing nest egg chairs Sold at its T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, Homegoods and HomeSense stores after 19 injuries were linked to the product collapsed or falling during their use. A week earlier, on June 9, the agency announced the recall ofblack lights Sold by the popular decoration store Spirit Halloween after receiving several bulb reports "burst, flash and take fire or smoke" when used, placing a major fire and a burning danger. And on June 2, the CPSC announced that someElectrolux fridge and refrigerators Sold at Lowe's, Home Depot and other retailers were recalled due to a defect with the apparatus of the device who posed a serious risk of suffocation.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Even Costco recently issued warning to customers. In June, the company alerted customers that its box of dormitory snacks sold in its stores containedJif to go pens of peanut butter, one of the many J.M. Smucker Co. products recalled since May 20 due topotentialSalmonella Contamination of bacteria. But now the warehouse retailer has launched another reminder on an article he sells.

On June 23, the CPSC announced that Sunvilla Corporation had reminded her10 'LED market umbrella This was sold exclusively in Costco Nationwide stores and on the retailer's website from December 2020 to May 2022 for $ 130 at $ 160. Depending on the notice, the LED light product on its arms and a black solar panel washer on the top of the article with a black blanket that says "Yeze" or "Yeze 1.". The agency reports that around 400,000 units are affected by the recall.

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The company published its recall after discovering that the lithium-ion batteries of the umbrella attached to its solar panels could overheat and place a serious burn or a risk of fire for those who use it. Until now, there have been six reports of incidents, including three boxes of panels taking fire while loading the APA adapter included inside and two reports on the washer of the washer washer and the plug fire when attached to the umbrella. Smoke inhalation injury has also been reported.

The CPSC advises all those who bought the umbrella to stop using it immediately and remove the washer from the solar panel with its lithium-ion battery. They should then store the sun's washer far from other flammable items and do not load it with its included AC adapter.

Depending on the notice, customers can return the umbrellas to any Costco location for a full refund. If you cannot go to a store, you can contact Sunvilla for more information by calling 866-600-3133 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT on weekdays or send an e-mail to [email protected]. Customers can also find more information by visiting the dedicated recall website to the company https://sunvilla.com/pages/recall .

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