Laceration Hazard Recalls

Lighting And Electrical Supply Distributors Nationwide, From January 1999 Through October 2003, For About $350.

Home Depot Stores And Ridge Tool Distributors Nationwide, From March 1999 Through October 2002, And Sears Roebuck And. Co. Stores Nationwide, From September 1998 Through October 2002, For Between $70 And $300.

The Brush Cutters Were Sold Through Country Home Products' Catalogues, As Well As Independent Distributors Nationwide, From January 1978 Through April 2001, For Between $950 And $1,600.

Pier 1 Imports Sold The Candleholders Through Its Retail Stores And On-line Nationwide, From March 2002 Through The Beginning Of October 2003, For About $12.

The Mowers Were Distributed By Husqvarna Dealerships And Lowe's Home Improvement Centers, From December 2002 Through August 2003, For About $500.

Department, Sporting Goods And Specialty Stores Nationwide Sold The Recalled Pocket Knives, From July 2003 Through September 2003, For About $15. The Knives Also Were Sold Through Buck's Web Site At Www.buckknives.com.

Power Equipment Dealers And Home Depot Stores Nationwide From November 2000 Through June 2003 For Between $700 And $760.

Authorized Toro Dealers Sold These Tractors Nationwide, From January 2003 To April 2003, For Between $2700 And $3300.

Bombardier Dealers Sold These Snowmobiles In The United States, From December 2002 Through January 2003, For Between $8399 Usd And $9849 Usd.

Qvc, Tv Direct Sales, Trade Promotion Shows Nationwide. These Food Slicers Were Sold Between August 2000 And May 2003 For Less Than $15.

Qvc, Inc. Sold The Food Chopper Nationwide, From February 2002 Through July 2002, For About $15.

Bigg's Stores In Ohio And Kentucky, From August 2002 Through March 2003, For About $16.

Home Improvement And Hardware Stores Nationwide Sold The Blades With The Weed Cutting Attachments, Or Separately As Replacements, From November 1999 Through December 2001. The Model 4650 Weed Cutter With Blades Sold For About $15 And A Set Of Three Replacement Blades Sold For About $6.

Home And Hardware Stores Nationwide Sold These Chainsaws, From December 2002 Through February 2003, For About $200.

Country Home Products Catalog And Web Site Sold These Lawnmowers Nationwid,e From January 2003 Through March 2003, For About $399.

Wal-mart Stores Sold The Next Voltage-model Bicycles Nationwide, Including Puerto Rico, From May 2002 Through November 2002, For About $70. Pamida Stores Sold The Vertical Street Blade-model Bicycles Nationwide, From April 2002 Through April 2003, For About $80.

Home Centers, Hardware Stores And Industrial Suppliers Nationwide Sold These Circular Saws, From August 2002 Through March 2003, For Between $90 And $100.

Sears Sold These Routers Nationwide, From November 2002 Through January 2003, For About $60.

Furniture Stores Nationwide Sold The Recalled Toy Chests, From May 2000 Through January 2002, For About $99.

Authorized Exmark Dealers Sold These Mowers Nationwide, From August 2001 Through August 2002, For Between $6,600 And $7,000.

Authorized Toro Dealers Sold These Mowers Nationwide, From August 2001 Through August 2002, With A Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price Between $8306 And $8528.

The Tent Sets Were Sold By The Lakeside Collection, From May 2002 Through November 2002, For About $23.

The Tent Sets Were Sold By Ltd Commodities, Inc., From May 2002 Through November 2002, For About $23.

The Tent Sets Were Sold By Abc Distributing, Inc., From March 2002 Through June 2002, For About $23.

Discount And Dollar Stores In California, Texas, Washington, And Maryland Sold The Sets, Between June And October 2002, For About $1.

Miracle Recreation Equipment Company Sold The Swing Seats Nationwide, From June 2001 To September 2002, For Use On Public Playground Equipment.

Pier 1 Imports Sold The Candleholders Through Their Retail Stores And On-line Nationwide, From January 2002 Through May 2002, For About $25.

Sporting Goods, Department And Toy Stores Sold The Huffy-brand Portable Basketball Systems, From November 2001 Through May 2002, For Between $100 And $200.

Houseware And Gourmet Cooking Stores Sold The Slicers/corers Nationwide, From January 2001 To July 2002, For About $18.

Independent Retailers In The Southeastern And South Central U.s. And The Firm's Website Sold These Gas Grills, From July 1999 Through July 2002, For About $1,200. Consumers Should Remove The Thermometers On These Grills Immediately.

Participating Hilton®, Doubletree®, And Hilton Garden Inn® Hotels And Resorts Nationwide Distributed The Cooler Chairs, Between May 2002 And June 2002, For Free To Hotel Guests With Children.

Bath & Body Works Retail Stores Sold The Ice Shavers Nationwide Throughout May 2002 For About $20.

Holophane Sold These Luminaires Through Electrical Distributors Nationwide From January 2002 Through February 2002.

Sears Sold These Riding Lawn Mowers Nationwide, From February 2002 To April 2002, For About $999.

The Recalled Lawnmowers Were Sold Nationwide, From January 2000 To October 2001, For About $350.

Home Centers And Hardware Stores Nationwide Sold The Circular Saws, From July 2001 Through December 2001, For Between $120 And $135.

Sporting Goods, Department And Toy Stores, Including Wal-mart, Kmart, Target And Toys R Us Nationwide Sold The Lifetime Basketball Hoops, Between January 1994 And July 2000, And The Escalade Sports Basketball Hoops, Between March 1994 And December 2001, For Between $80 And $500.

Home, Hardware And Department Stores, And Infomercials Sold These Saws Nationwide, From December 1999 Through January 2002, For Between $50 And $190.

The Space Saver Set Was Sold Nationwide, From August 1997 Through October 2001, For About $350.

Black & Decker Factory Stores Nationwide Sold These Lawn Mowers, From December 2000 Through May 2001, For Between $145 And $290.

Authorized Cub Cadet Dealers Nationwide Sold The Garden Tractors, From October 1999 Through November 2001, For About $6,000.

Mass Merchandise And Juvenile Specialty Stores Nationwide Sold These Butterfly Toys, From February 2001 Through August 2001, For Between $15 And $20.

The Recalled Mowers Were Sold Nationwide Through Snapper Dealers, Between September 1, 1999 And July 1, 2001, For Between $300 And $360.