IKEA Canada Is Recalling Dishes Because There's A Risk Of 'Breakage & Burns'

Full refunds are available.

IKEA Canada Recall Of Dishes Is Because A 'Breakage & Burns' Risk
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An IKEA Canada recall has been issued for a collection of dishes and the company is offering full refunds to customers.

In a statement released on May 18, the retailer said there have been reports of HEROISK and TALRIKA dishes breaking, which creates a potential burn risk depending on what is inside the mugs, plates and bowls when they break.

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IKEA Canada said that anyone who owns HEROISK or TALRIKA dishes should stop using them immediately and contact the company for a full refund.

Stores that are closed because of public health restrictions aren't accepting returns but customers can wait until their local store opens again to visit the Returns & Exchanges department to get a full refund.

If you have these items and want to return them, proof of purchase such as a receipt isn't required and there's no deadline for returns in place.

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