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04-18-2006, 06:43 AM
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I was burnt by a candle that caught on fire. There is no help out there. It seems that I was wrong for saving my house. I have tried to notify the makers of this product with no luck. Also I filed a claim with the CPSC and was told 3 weeks ago that the investigaton was complete, they have not let me know the findings yet. I am terrified that some other person out there may not be as fortunate as I have been. I did sustain some nasty burns, but did save my home. If you have any suggestions as to what I need to do to let people know that candles are not always save let me know. Thank You
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