Golden State Warriors Menorahs
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Golden State Warriors menorahs distributed as promotional items during Jewish Heritage Night at a Golden State Warriors NBA game on December 14, 2017, are being recalled due to a fire and burn hazard. The glue holding the menorah's candleholders can melt, causing the candleholders and lit candles to fall off. The recalled menorahs are polyresin with gold-colored aluminum candleholders mounted on decorative basketballs, with basketball-shaped candles, and have "Golden State Warriors," "Jewish Heritage Night," and two Stars of David printed on the front.
According to the recall, consumers who have these menorahs should immediately stop using them and dispose of them.
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The glue that holds the menorah's candleholders can melt causing the candleholders and the lit candles to fall off, posing fire and burn hazards.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled menorahs and dispose of them.
This recall involves menorahs given away as promotional items for Jewish Heritage Night at an NBA game for the Golden State Warriors on December 14, 2017. "Golden State Warriors," "Jewish Heritage Night" and two Stars of David are printed on the front of the menorah. The polyresin menorahs have gold-colored aluminum candleholders on top of decorative basketballs. The center candleholder has an additional decorative basketball basket underneath the ball. The candles resemble basketballs.
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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