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"  There&amp;#039;s been another candle recall. The Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the retailer Crate and Barrel, just announced a volutunary recall of candles that resemble cactuses planted in little clay pots (left). The problem is the wax melts so fast that it flows over the sides of the pot and can ignite. This dangerous situation is called &amp;quot;secondary burning&amp;quot; and it happens when wax, a decoration, or any part other than the wick starts to burn. One report of burning wax was received on these candles, though no injuries or property damage have yet been reported.  The candles cost $7 and were sold online and in Crate and Barrel stores from February through April 2010. They came in sets of nine arranged in a shallow black box. Consumers should stop using the candles immediately and return them to the store, or contact the catalog or website for directions, to obtain a full refund. More details on the recall can be found on the websites of the CPSC or Crate and Barrel. For some safer alternatives to candles, check out my previous blog on our favorite flameless versions and watch our Good Housekeeping Report video below. It&amp;#039;s full of tips on buying quality candles and burning them safely. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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