Good Lifestyle

If you cannot imagine start your morning withoutCup of coffee, you are barely alone. According to the National Coffee Association (NCA), 66% of Americanssay they drink coffee every day. And although you can venture into your nearest Starbucks or Dunkin for your drink, most people make their coffee at home these days, according to the NCA. If you consider yourself your own barista at home, you will want to be aware of a new major security problem with a popular device. An espresso manufacturer has just been recalled after several serious injury reports. Read the rest to know which machine managers say that hearing burns and damage can cause.

Read this then:If you use one of these milks in your coffee, stop immediately, warns the FDA.

Coffee lovers have already faced a certain number of concerns this year.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Back in June, Starbucks customers wereforced to give up the order A new breakfast sandwich next to their coffee after the channel has published a voluntary order to "stop" for its chicken, maple butter and egg sandwich. AccordingWall Street's journalStarbucks said that the season article - which had only been published until the company's standards and the employees were invited to throw sandwiches.

Last month, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that Lyons Magnus LLC hadinitiated a major reminder For 53 of her coffee drinks, non -dairy milks and protein drinks. The agency indicated that the recall had been issued after discovering that the products could be contaminated by bacteriaCronobacter sakazakii.

Now the authorities are removing from the Americans from a new reminder that strikes closer to their home.

On August 25, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)released an alert Inform Americans of a new reminder involving a popular coffee apparatus. According to the warning, Ikea has just made a reminder for its Metallisk Espresso manufacturer. The Swedish founded retailer recalled approximately 2,100 units from the Expresso manufacturer in the United States, in addition to approximately 5,200 sold in Canada and 200 sold in Mexico.

On his website, Ikea said the problemimplies the update version of its 0.4 -liter Metallisk Espresso Metallisk manufacturer, which is silver or gray in color and has a stainless steel safety valve. "The label engraved at the bottom of the product includes the IKEA logo, other product information and a date stamp in format (YYWW), where the first two figures represent the year and the last two figures represent the week of Manufacturing. The recall The Espresso manufacturers have a date stamp between 2040 and 2204, "said the CPSC.

RELATED:For more up-to-date information, register for our daily newsletter.

According to the alert, espresso manufacturers have been recalled on burning and injury risks. "IKEA received reports on the bursting of the Espresso manufacturer during use, due to a change of equipment and construction, with the injury potential," said the retailer on his website.

The CPSC said that the Safety Safety Value in Stainless Steel Update can burst, and when it does, it has the potential to expel hot content. Until now, there have been 16 reports worldwide manufacturers of espresso that burst. According to officials, these are "four burning reports, exhaust injury and hearing damage". However, no injury has yet been reported in the United States.

The recalled espresso manufacturers were sold in Ikea stores in the country and on the online website of the retailer from September 2020 to January 2022 for around $ 20, according to The Alert. If you have one of these devices, the CPSC said you "should immediately stop using it". All units of ikea metallisk espresso manufacturers recalled with date stamps of the 2040 to 2204 "stainless steel safety valve can be returned for a full refund to any location of the IKEA store or by mail at the Help of a prepaid label, "added the managers.

"The product has been withdrawn from the sale and we are now making a reminder. Customers are kindly invited to return it to an IKEA store for a full refund. Proof of purchase (received) is not required," said The retailer on his website. "We apologize for any disturbance that it could cause."