Browse
Signal Brief

The lighters were sold nationwide at joann stores, family dollar stores, bill dollar stores, and hancock fabrics, from december 1998 to december 1999, for $1 to $2. recalls

CPSC recalls associated with the lighters were sold nationwide at joann stores, family dollar stores, bill dollar stores, and hancock fabrics, from december 1998 to december 1999, for $1 to $2. listings.

Browse Latest
Daily ingest CPSC source Update diffs

A fast recall digest that turns dense CPSC data into plain summaries, highlighting scope changes and hazards before they trend.

Always verify details on the official CPSC release before acting.

The lighters were sold nationwide at joann stores, family dollar stores, bill dollar stores, and hancock fabrics, from december 1998 to december 1999, for $1 to $2. recalls

1 recalls matched

These lighters can leak butane when they are ignited, causing an excessive burst of flame. This presents a risk of fire and burn injuries to consumers.

CPSC, Double L Announce Recall of Lighters

The lighters are 10-1/2 inches long and were packaged in a cardboard display sleeve under the brand name "DIY." The brand name is not on the lighter. The lighters have a black handle, red plastic trigger and on/off switch, and a silver-colored metal barrel. A yellow label affixed to the handle reads in part: "DANGER: EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE...Made in China."

Mar 6, 2001