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Mike Wehner
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If you were to guess why almost 40,000 candles just got recalled, the fact that they're flammable probably wouldn't be high on your list. Candles are supposed to hold a flame, after all, but according to a new recall bulletin from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, tens of thousands of candles produced by EAP Innovations and sold at Melaleuca stores and online are a bit too intense to be considered safe.
According to the recall, the flames the candles produce can be much higher than one would expect. This intense flame can actually cause the wax itself to start on fire, turning the candle into a mini fireplace of sorts. That's not good, and it's enough of a burn and fire hazard that the company has been forced to issue a recall.
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