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9 recalls were announced in September 1994.
Of the 9 recalls this month scored against our rubric.
Which agencies issued them
Krups is recalling strainer baskets and lids for model 290 VitaMini juice extractors because they can break or shatter, causing lacerations.
R.J. Reynolds is recalling approximately two million Camel Metal Match cigarette lighters because they may cause burn injuries to users.
USA Maxam Inc. is recalling 230,000 Tech Man extension cords because undersized wires and improper plugs can cause fires or shocks.
CPSC and Melitta urge owners of specific Aroma Brew coffeemakers to stop using them due to damaged hinges that can cause hot liquid spills and burns.
Sub-Zero is offering free inspections for built-in refrigerators that can tip over if not secured, causing nine injuries.
Char-Broil is offering free kits to close a hole in the charcoal pan of approximately 80,000 water smokers to reduce fire risk.
Gilbert Manufacturing is warning owners of seasonal light sets that improperly latched fuseholders may cause fire or shock. Consumers should secure the fuseholder latches before use.
Shure Products is recalling about 14,000 Kaleidoscope Art sets sold by Toys R Us because the crayons contain high levels of lead.
Brinkmann and Cook'N Ca'jun charcoal water smokers manufactured before 1993 are recalled due to a hole in the charcoal pan that poses a fire risk and sharp brackets that can cause cuts.
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