Stanley is forced to recall two of his viral travel mugs because they form a 'fire hazard' for customers.
The Drinking War company Stanley 1913 had to get its popular switchback and Action mugs in the boards in the UK must trigger.
“The covers can shrink when exposed to heat and torque, which means that the lid releases itself during use and entails a fire hazard,” said the company's website.
The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) reported British of the recall and said he immediately stop using the product.
“Stanley 1913 has asked all their customers who are currently in possession of the switching or trigger promotionali mugs to stop using these products immediately,” they said.
Stanley offers free replacement lids to affected customers.
They will be asked to give photos of their travel mug, the product identification number and to remove the original lid.
The products were sold online (including by Stanley 1913 and Amazon) and by various retailers in the time from 2016 to 2024.
Stanley is forced to recall two of his viral travel mugs because they form a 'fire hazard' for customers
The lid screws can shrink when exposed to heat and torque, so that the lid releases itself during use, so that a 'fire hazard is, according to the company's website
The product identification number is located at the bottom of the mug as indicated in the red circle shown above
The product identification number is located at the bottom of the mug.
Consumers can identify the affected mugs with one of the following product identification numbers.
Switchback Reismok: 12 Oz (354 ml) – 20-01437, 16oz (473 ml) – 20-01436.
Trigger Action Travel Mok: 8.5 OZ (250 ml) -20-02824, 12OZ (354 ml) -20-02033, 20-02825, 16 OZ (473 ml) -20-02030, 20-020, 20 OZ ( 591ml) -20-02034, 20-02746.
It is not the first time that Stanley has been in hot water over his mugs – even though they scour them as high as £ 75.
It comes after the popular brand had to remember 2.6 million in the US of the same products in December.
Stanley has received 91 complaints about the products worldwide, in which consumers stated that the recalled lids of the travel mugs were free during use.
This has led to 38 burns worldwide and 11 of these have had to seek medical help.
Earlier this year, the company also admitted that its aesthetic tumbler's lead, which activates several lawsuits.
Several American consumers filed complaints from Class Actions against the parent company of Stanley Cups, Pacific Market International, LLC
Four complainers in California said the company wrongly advertised its tumblers as 'BPA-free', but the public that Leiden is not an 'important ingredient' in his vacuum seal, in an archiving of 2024, did not warn in an archiving of 2024 on Search for £ 56 million.
The Stanley Cup has become viral on Tiktok with one billion views and has become the must-have accessory of the year for Gen-ZS.
Despite his controversy, it has even received A-Lister approval from people such as Adele, Molly-Mae and Olivia Rodrigo.
Stanley 1913 has been contacted for comment.
