Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2011-06-16
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Reported risk: The electrical cord attached to the iron can detach from the flex point at the base of the handle. If the electrical cord fails while the product is in use and the cord is touching the user's skin, it could produce an electrical arc that could cause a burn. There have been three reported injuries, all of which were superficial burns to the hand, none requiring medical attention. Two of the reported injuries occurred in the United States of America and one in Canada. Health Canada has not received any reports of incidents and injuries related to the use of theses irons.
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