Granitestone Sauté Pans Recalled: Handle Caps Popping Off
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Granitestone Diamond Pro Blue Stainless sauté pans, specifically the ten-inch and eleven point five-inch sets, are being recalled due to a risk of the metal cap on the handle popping off when heated. This issue affects approximately seven hundred forty thousand units sold through various online platforms and Costco stores nationwide. Ninety-eight incidents have been reported, with one resulting in bruising and burns. The manufacturer, E Mishan, advises immediate stoppage of use and offers full refunds. Check your sets UPC for confirmation and stay updated on CPSC alerts.
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It's April 4th. This is Dallas News Today, your AI-powered local news. A major recall just dropped on those granite stone diamond probe blue stainless sauté pans, the 10-inch and 11.5-inch ones sold in, two piece sets. The problem is, the metal cap on the handle popping off when you heat them up, and it's hitting stores like Costco nationwide, plus online spots. These pans went out through, Costco.com, Walmart.com, Amazon.com, and more. With about 740,000 units in play, e-machon, the folks behind granite stone, put out the alert after issues piled up. 98 people reported the handlecaps ejecting, and one even got bruising and burns from it. That's got folks paying attention, especially if you got these in your kitchen rotation. The company says, stop using them right now and hit them up for a full refund. No questions asked. Check your set against UPC 0803130813131-6 to confirm.
If you're cooking with these, swap them out quick to stay safe, and keep an eye on those CPSC updates for the latest.
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