NEXT Retail Limited recalls Henry Hippo Tealight Holder
NEXT Retail Limited is recalling the Henry Hippo Tealight Holder due to a risk of fire and burns. The screw holding the metal wire and glass tealight holder can come loose, potentially causing the tealight to drop and ignite nearby materials.
- Brand
- Next
- Product
- Henry Hippo Tealight Holder
- Retailer
- NEXT Retail
- What to do
- Customers are asked to dispose of the product immediately and contact Next Ireland customer support to arrange a refund.
- Publication date:25 May 2023
NEXT Retail Limited is carrying out a recall on Henry Hippo Tealight Holder.
The risk associated with the product is fire and burns. The screw which holds the metal wire and glass tealight holder can come loose and drop to the floor with the tealight. This can result in fire igniting close materials and causing possible burns.
The brand is Next. The type/number of model is Henry Hippo. The item number is T41430. The barcode and batches are unknown.
There are approximately 6 affected products in the Republic of Ireland.
What to do:
Customers are asked to dispose of the product immediately. If customers have given any of these items as a gift, please ask the recipient to dispose of the item safely.
Please contact Next Ireland customer support to arrange a refund.
View all product safety noticesFrequently asked questions
Is Henry Hippo Tealight Holder being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. NEXT Retail Limited is recalling the Henry Hippo Tealight Holder due to a risk of fire and burns. The screw holding the metal wire and glass tealight holder can come loose, potentially causing the tealight to drop and ignite nearby materials.
Why is Henry Hippo Tealight Holder being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. NEXT Retail Limited is recalling the Henry Hippo Tealight Holder due to a risk of fire and burns. The screw holding the metal wire and glass tealight holder can come loose, potentially causing the tealight to drop and ignite nearby materials.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers are asked to dispose of the product immediately and contact Next Ireland customer support to arrange a refund.
Where was Henry Hippo Tealight Holder sold?
It was sold via NEXT Retail.
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