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Shopping at T.J. Maxx And Marshalls is a unique experience, because you really never know what you are going to find. These retailers at reduced prices always have a different assortment of clothes, makeup, shoes, interior decoration and even furniture - which makes it much more fun to buy when you head. But there is a particular product that you want to avoid, because the companies TJX - which have the two retailers - recalls it after receiving 16 injuries. Read the rest to find out which item is a security risk and what you need to do if you buy one.

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Unfortunately, this is not the first time that TJX companies have been criticized due to recalled products. On August 2, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced that the retailer had been slapped with a$ 13 million fine "To sell, offer sales and distribution products", products recalled customers between March 2014 and October 2019. About 1,200 products were recalled before in these five years, even if most had risks of associated security.

Earlier this summer, the CPSC also announced that TJX companies had recalledswing nest egg chairs Sold in Marshalls, T.J. Maxx, Homegoods and Homessen. The chairs were sold under the popular brands Martha Stewart and Tommy Bahama from December 2018 to April 2022, with approximately30,600 sold nationally. The company received 27 reports on the chairs collapsed or falling during their use, 19 of which led to injuries.

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The two T.J. Maxx and Marshalls are excellent options for furniture, and you will find an even wider variety in domestic agents and HomeSense focused on the house. But if you bought a hung chair in Novogratz outdoor metal for your terrace this summer, it could actually be dangerous. On September 1, the CPSC announced that TJX companies recalled the chairs due to aDanger of potential safety.

The recalled chairs were not cheap, selling between $ 300 and $ 330. About 5,000 were sold nationally between March 2021 and May 2022, in addition to around 194 sold in Canada. The chairs have been sold in Homegoods and HomeSense stores, as well as at Homegoods / T.J. Maxx and HomeGoods / Marshalls combination stores.

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Like the previously recalled nest swing egg chairs - which have a similar design - the hanging chairs in outdoor metal have been recalled due to their peak or fall potential. However, there is an additional risk with the Novogratz brand chair, however, according to CPSC review. The chair's seat is suspended using a metal hook and a chain, which could break and drop someone in sitting.

Until now, 22 reports of chairs are falling or tilting, or the hook or the breaking of the chain, depending on the notice of recall. In 16 of these cases, consumers also reported injuries ranging from bruises to a slight concussion.

Are you afraid of having one of these chairs in your backyard? You can identify a chair recalled by the brand name, Novogratz, printed on the Hang tag. Also on the label, you should see one of the following style codes: AY9162, AY9163, by9162, by9163, by9164, CY9162, CY9163, CY9164, DY9162, DY9164, Y9162, Y9163. The amortized chairs are four feet high and three feet wide and were available in four colors, white, gray, green and yellow.

The CPSC advises consumers to stop using the chair immediately because of the associated risks. You can return the chair to any HomeGoods, HomeSense or Combination store, where you will receive a full refund or a store credit.

For questions about the recall, you can join Homegoods at 800-888-0776 or HomeSense at 855-660-4663, both available between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Eastern time, Monday to Friday. You can also send an email to the company to [Protected by e-mail]