Winco recalls Black Cat Glitter fountain cones sold in packages of three due to fire hazard when ignited. Cones can burst and spread sparks outward, risking burns and fires. Return to retailer for refund or exchange.
When ignited, the device can burst and spread sparks and pyrotechnic materials outward instead of upward as intended, posing fire and burn hazards to bystanders.
Winco is recalling Black Cat Gl: Glitter fountain cones sold in packages of three because they can burst when ignited, sending sparks and pyrotechnic materials outward instead of upward. This poses fire and burn risks to bystanders.
When ignited, the cones burst and send sparks and pyrotechnic materials outward instead of upward. This can cause fires and burns to people nearby, especially if the fireworks are set off in close proximity to people.
Anyone who purchased Black Cat Glitter fountain cones (model BC269) from retailers. Children and people near fireworks displays are at higher risk of burns or fire.
Look for cones with model number BC269 printed on the packaging. The cones are about 6 inches tall with the Black Cat logo and printed labels like 'Crackling Glitter,' 'Colorful Glitter,' or 'Gold Glitter' on the front.
Take the recalled cones to the retailer where you purchased them for a refund or exchange.
Consumers should immediately return the recalled fountains to the retailer where purchased for a refund or exchange.
Model number BC269 printed on the packaging.
The cones are about 6 inches tall with the Black Cat logo and printed labels like 'Crackling Glitter,' 'Colorful Glitter,' or 'Gold Glitter' on the front.
No, but you should return them to the retailer for a refund or exchange as soon as possible.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Winco to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall 7782 — Winco Cone Fountain Fireworks Hello, I own a Cone Fountain Fireworks that is covered by recall 7782 from Winco. The official recall notice states: Consumers should immediately return the recalled fountains to the retailer where purchased for a refund or exchange. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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