Wheat Leaf Crystal Glass Mug
Mug may crack and break when used with or exposed to hot liquids.
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Mug may crack and break when used with or exposed to hot liquids.
Under particular conditions the handle may detach from the saucepan.
The mug could crack when exposed to hot liquid.
The glass tumbler may break during normal use.
The lid may not lock securely and may come off under pressure.
The glass lid may break away from the bottle when the lid is unscrewed, leaving a sharp edge.
If the drink bottle is full and dropped with force onto its spout, the plastic nozzle inside the spout may break on impact.
Due to a manufacturing issue, the blade may break during use.
Some bottles may fail the drop test in the mandatory standard for toys for children under 36 months of age.
Stainless steel drinking straw is rigid and if used by a child there is a risk of injury where the child engages in activities unrelated to drinking, such as running or jumping, while using the straw.
The oven mitt does not meet temperature standards suitable for handling hot objects.
There is a weak point in the blade.
Some parts contained in the lid may separate from the lid.
The metal pin in the centre of the food safety holder cap accessory can become dislodged.
The rubber top on the bottle may become loose during use resulting in it detaching from the bottle.
The grey paint on the metal portion of the water bottle may contain excess levels of lead.
The base of the mug may crack, break and come free when boiling water or liquid is poured into the mug.
A potential manufacturing fault may be existent within this particular batch of mugs which may cause the mug to crack whilst containing hot liquid.
Due to a manufacturing error, the inside lining of the mug has been lined with a low temp decal which may result in pieces of the non-toxic decal coming away from the mug when boiling water is added.
A vacuum forms inside the cookware when lid is left on pot for periods of time (1-2h) after finishing the cooking process. If a vacuum forms after 1-2 hours this can create a 'pull' effect, causing the glass lid to break or shatter.
The metal cutting section may separate from the plastic frame during use
If a Thermomix TM31 with a grey lid seal is operated at high RPMs (i.e. at a speed of 4 or above) and then is immediately switched to the ‘lid open’ position, the lid may quickly release and liquid or food may escape from the mixing bowl.
The inner wall of the glass may shatter during normal use.
A ring of glass may separate from the top of the glass.
During normal use, such as when washing the glasses, the inner wall of the glass may shatter.
The breather that allows water to flow out of the bottle may detach and could potentially drop into the bottle. The small part may also be pushed in the bottle with small fingers.
There is a risk that in some cases the cups can break when the mug is filled with hot liquid.
There is a risk that in some cases the base may fall out of the mug while it is filled with hot liquid.
Hot liquid contents may be released via the spout unexpectedly.
The glass jug may shatter, crack or break unexpectedly.
There is a risk that in some cases the base may fall out of the mug while it is filled with hot liquid.
If sufficient force is applied, the pop-top may become detached from the drink bottle.
The tempered glass lid has a manufacturing defect that can cause the lid to crack, break or shatter during normal use.
An aluminium threaded insert is glued into the neck of the stainless body of the bottle. In one reported instance, it appears that the alloy insert has been subject to corrosion, rendering it brittle and causing a piece of the alloy insert to fall into the bottle.
There is a possibility that the base may develop a crack and break away when a hot liquid is poured into the mug.
The item does not comply with the mandatory safety standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age as it contains small parts.
In some circumstances the tail and feet may detach from the base.
Gel contents of freezer packs may contain diethylene glycol and ethylene glycol.
There is a small risk that the product may fracture when heated on stove tops.
The 5 quart / 28cm glass lid with identifying number "IMCP1108" is the only item out of the 13 pieces of cookware affected by the manufacturing fault. All other pots, pans and associated lids are unaffected and can be safely used by consumers.