Stanley cup recall: Millions of mugs may cause harm
Millions of Stanley cups are being recalled throughout the United States. A defect with the mugs may cause those drinking from them harm. According to a release published by the Consumer Production Safety Commission (CPSC), roughly 2.6 million of the brand’s stainless steel Switchback and Trigger Action travel mugs pose a burn hazard.
Stanley Recalls 2.6 Million Travel Mugs Due to Burn Risks—Here’s What to Know
The Switchback double-walled mug can typically keep a drink hot for about four hours, while the Trigger Action can stay hot for about seven hours. The cups have been on shelves since June 2016 and are available at most major retailers (though they've been pulled from most websites at the time of reporting).
DENVER — Mackenzie Blackwood smiled and revealed what he is asking Santa Claus for Christmas. “I can’t wait until I get the ...
Stanley is recalling millions of travel mugs after consumers suffered burns using the products, the United States Consumer ...
The brand Stanley has recalled millions of its stainless steel travel mugs due to numerous cases of burn injuries caused by ...
The iconic NHL trophy will appear during the Charlotte Checkers' home game against the Bridgeport Islanders later this month.
Stanley — whose cups have become almost as popular as the National Hockey League’s Stanley Cup — recalled 2.6 million travel mugs because their burn count got too high.
The Stanley Cup is coming to Bojangles Coliseum for the Charlotte Checkers’ game on Saturday, December 21. The NHL’s ...
Whether it’s Leafs coach Craig Berube or Paul Maurice of the Panthers, the Star asked NHL coaches who won it all how their ...
The Stanley Cup schedule is usually the same every year. The days change and the dates change slightly based on how the ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback