Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2012-10-18
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Reported risk: Health Canada's sampling and testing program revealed that the some components of the Spirit brand Feather Angel Wings do not meet the requirements for textile flammability under Canadian law. This Halloween accessory could easily catch on fire and cause serious burns to consumers if exposed to a flame or other heat sources such as candles, matches or lighters. Health Canada has not received any reports of incident or injuries to Canadians related to the use of these costumes. For some tips to help consumers celebrate Halloween safely, see Health Canada's publication: Costumes and Dress-Up .
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