Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2010-05-27
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Reported risk: Testing done by Health Canada has revealed that the feather boa does not meet the requirements for textile flammability under Canadian law. The feather boa could easily catch fire if exposed to a flame or other ignition source such as a match, lighter, candle, stove element or spark from a fireplace and cause burns to consumers. Neither Health Canada nor Creative Education of Canada, Inc. has received reports of incidents or injuries related to the use of this feather boa.
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