Indian Kitchen Mart recalls 4-quart Brass Pital Pots with potential lead contamination. Affected units have specific sticker labels and UPC codes. Consumers should contact the manufacturer for details.
Potential contamination with leachable lead.
Indian Kitchen Mart is recalling 4-quart Brass Pital Pots due to potential lead contamination from the brass material. This poses a risk of lead exposure, especially for children who might come into contact with the pot's surface.
The brass pot may leach lead into food or surfaces, especially when used for cooking or storage. Lead exposure can cause health issues, particularly in children, but the risk is not immediate or severe under normal use conditions.
Owners of the 4-quart Brass Pital Pots with the specific sticker label 'BRASS HAMMERED HANDI NO 3' and UPC 7 023:672 414398 are affected. Children are at higher risk due to potential lead exposure from handling the pot.
Check for the sticker label 'BRASS HAMMERED HANDI NO 3' and UPC code 7 023672 414398 on the pot. The product was sold under the brand 'Indian Kitchen Mart' at retail prices of $74.99.
Look for the sticker label 'BRASS HAMMERED HANDI NO 3' and UPC code 7 023672 414398 on the pot.
The product may contain lead, but the recall is for potential contamination. The manufacturer recommends checking the label and contacting them for further details.
The recall record does not specify a replacement option. Consumers should contact Indian Kitchen Mart directly for information.
Lead exposure can cause health issues, especially in children. The manufacturer states there is a potential for lead contamination, but the risk is not immediate or severe under normal use.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Indian Kitchen Mart to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0514-2026 — Indian Kitchen Mart Indian Kitchen Mart Hello, I own a Indian Kitchen Mart that is covered by recall H-0514-2026 from Indian Kitchen Mart. 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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