Candle recall: Nearly 143,000 candles sold at Dollar Tree recalled as high flames could pose fire, burn hazards

Kelly Tyko

| USA TODAY
Holiday fire safety tipsWhile candles and lights make the holiday season more festive, there are some dangers you should be aware of to help minimize your risk of a house fire.Small votive candles sold exclusively at Dollar Tree stores are being recalled because they pose fire and burn hazards.According to a recall notice posted on the Consumer Product Safety Commission website, 142,740 Sure Scents 2-1 Peaceful Stream/Moonlit Waves Candles are part of the recall and consumers should immediately stop using the candles.”The candles’ high flames can ignite the surface of the wax or cause the glass to break, posing fire and burn hazards,” the notice said, noting no injuries have been reported but there have been “two reports that flame height reached above the glass, causing the glass to break.”Bread recall: Canyon Bakehouse Mountain White Bread sold at Target recalled because may contain glutenTarget gift card sale 2020: Save 10% on store gift cards this weekend with Target Circle offerAdco Trading Inc. of Missouri City, Texas, imported the candles, which are approximately 2 1/2 inches tall with a powder blue color wax in a glass votive, the notice said. They were sold at Dollar Tree stores nationwide from July through September 2020 for $1.Consumers should contact Dollar Tree for a full refund. Call Dollar Tree at 800-876-8697 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, or go to www.dollartree.com/product-recalls for more information.Dollar Tree says on its website under recall frequently asked questions, it says consumers can return recalled products at stores for a refund or exchange and a receipt or original packaging is not required. Bath & Body Works’ Candle Day 2020: Sale sold out online, but $9.95 candles available in stores through Sunday, while supplies lastFrancesca’s store closings: Francesca’s files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, plans to close 140 stores amid COVID-19Follow USA TODAY reporter Kelly Tyko on Twitter: @KellyTyko

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