Consumer Products Recalls

Dollar Stores In The Eastern Portion Of The United States, Between April 2001 And March 2003, For About $1.

Retail Chain Stores In Florida, Such As The Andersons, Chase-pitkin Home And Garden, And Florida Hardware, From June 2002 Through March 2003 For About $20.

United General Supply Sold The Extension Cords Nationwide, From October 1999 Through March 2001, For Between $1 And $16.

Nationally At Plumbing And Heating Wholesale Distributors To Plumbers And Contractors From December 2002 Through February 2003 For Approximately $4500.

The Amen Wardy Home Store In Caesar's Palace, In Las Vegas, Nev., And The Firm's Web Site Sold These Lighters, From July 2002 Through January 2003, For Between $10 And $20.

These Sprinklers Were Typically Installed In Areas Of Buildings Where The Sprinklers Or Water Supply Pipes May Be Subject To Freezing. Examples Of Such Areas Include Unheated Attics, Freezers And Coolers, Porches And Parking Garages. The Types Of Facilities In Which The Sprinklers Were Installed Include Nursing Homes, Convalescent And Long-term Care Facilities, Supermarkets And Other Stores, Warehouses, Hospitals, And Office Buildings.

These Sprinklers Were Typically Installed In Areas Of Buildings Where The Sprinklers Or Water Supply Pipes May Be Subject To Freezing. Examples Of Such Areas Include Unheated Attics, Freezers And Coolers, Porches, And Parking Garages. The Types Of Facilities In Which The Sprinklers Were Installed Include Nursing Homes, Convalescent And Long-term Care Facilities, Supermarkets And Other Stores, Warehouses, Hospitals, And Office Buildings.

Department Stores, Mail Order Catalogs And Web Sites Sold The Blankets Nationwide, From July 2002 Through April 2003, For Between $80 And $130.

Wal-mart Stores Sold These Party Poppers Nationwide From January 2003 Through March 2003 For About $2.

Variety Stores Sold These Sparklers Nationwide, From June 2002 Through December 2002, For About $2 A Box.

Gas Stations, Smoke Shops, Grocery, Gift And Liquor Stores Sold The Lighters In Oregon And Southwest Washington, From 1996 Through October 2001, For Between $8 And $20.

The Emergency Exit Signs Were Sold Nationwide By Electrical Wholesalers And Distributors For Between $75 And $80.

Major Appliance And Department Stores Nationwide Sold These Televisions, From About April 1995 Through April 1999, For Between $1,200 And $2,800.

Tim Hortons Stores In New York, Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, Maine And Canada Sold The Mugs, From October 2002 Through January 2003, For About $15

Variety Stores Sold These Sparklers Nationwide, From January 2002 Through May 2002, For Between $2 And $5 A Box.

Convenience, Gas, And Grocery Stores In The Central U.s. Sold These Disposable Cigarette Lighters, From September 2002 Through December 2002, For About $1.

Products Equipped With The Recalled Engines Were Sold By Retailers And Dealers Nationwide, From June 2002 Through November 2002. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Distributed A Limited Quantity Of These Recalled Products Under Its Craftsman Brand Name.

Chuck E. Cheese's Restaurants Nationwide Provided The Lights As A Redemption Prize, From July 2002 Through September 2002.

Independent Sewing Machine Dealers Sold The Recalled Machines Nationwide, From January 1999 To January 2000, For Between $5,500 And $6,000.

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The Actuators Were Installed By Private Contractors In Commercial And Residential Buildings.

Department, Electronic, Computer And Camera Stores, As Well As Mail-order And Web Retailers Sold These Cameras Nationwide, From July 30, 2002 Through August 2002, For About $250.

The Lighters Were Sold Nationwide, From May 1999 To May 2001, For $9.95.

Shindaiwa Dealers Sold The Hedge Trimmers In California, From April 2001 To September 2001, From $390 To $450, Depending On The Model.

Home And Hardware Stores And Industrial Distributors Nationwide Sold These Testers, From January 2001 Through October 2001, For Between $170 And $215.

The Carrier Guam Store In Tamuning, Guam, Sold These Air Conditioners, From October 1995 Through July 1997, For About $380.

Briggs & Stratton Sold The Engines, Between May 1992 And June 199,5 To Fun-kart Manufacturers Such As Avenger Inc., Bob's Kart Shop, Brister Thunder Karts, Carter Brothers Manuf., Hamilton, Kartco Inc., Ken-bar Manuf. Co., Manco Products Inc., T&d Metal Products Co., And U.s.a. Industries Inc. The Engines Were Also Sold Separately To Authorized Distributors And Dealers Who May Have Resold Them To Consumers Building Homemade Go-karts. Retail, Specialty, And Power Equipment Stores Nationwide Sold The Fun-karts, From 1992 Through 1997, For Between $600 And $2,000.