# Major Recall Alert: Fire Hazard Warning Due to Lack of Labelling on Hazardous Chemical Products
If you own or use portable fire devices or products designed to hold hazardous chemical fuels, it’s crucial to stay informed about safety regulations. A major recall has been issued for products that fail to meet Canada’s labelling requirements for consumer chemical products, as specified under the **Consumer Chemicals and Containers Regulations, 2001**, pursuant to the **Canada Consumer Product Safety Act**. Failure to comply with these standards can lead to a highly dangerous phenomenon known as **flame jetting**, which puts users and bystanders at serious risk of injury or even death.
## Why This Recall is Important
This recall addresses a pressing safety hazard associated with portable fire products and their refueling process: **flame jetting**. This phenomenon occurs under the following conditions:
- When fuel vapors ignite around a stream of liquid fuel refilled into a fire product that is still burning, even if the flame is not visible.
- When the flame has been extinguished but the surface or device remains hot, causing fuel to catch fire unexpectedly.
**How flame jetting happens:**
- Once ignited, the fuel creates a rapidly expanding flame that can shoot out of the container, becoming a serious hazard.
- Flame jetting happens so quickly that users and bystanders rarely have time to move away, leading to devastating burns or injuries.
As of **July 17, 2025**, the company claims to have received **no reports of incidents or injuries**, but this does not diminish the severity of the hazard. Missing or improper labeling on consumer chemical products leaves people unaware of the potential risks, increasing the chances of accidental exposure and misuse.
For detailed information about flame jetting and precautionary measures for alcohol-based fuels, please visit this official link: [Canada.ca Recall Report](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/solacea-portable-fire-pots-recalled-due-fire-hazard).
## Details of the Recall
Here’s what you should know about this important recall:
- **Category:** Consumer chemical products, particularly portable fire products designed for hazardous fuel use.
- **Reason for Recall:** The products **do not meet labelling standards**, leaving users unaware of critical hazards, including flame jetting.
- **Potential Risk:** Ignition of fuel vapors leading to an explosive flame. This can cause **serious burns, injuries, or death**.
- **As of Date Announced (July 17, 2025):** **No reported injuries** or incidents.
## What You Should Do
To minimize the risk posed by these recalled products:
- **Check Your Products:** If you own a portable fire device that uses pourable alcohol-based fuels, inspect the labeling. Ensure it meets the regulated safety standards.
- **Stop Using Hazardous Products:** If your product lacks proper labelling or hazard information, cease using it immediately and contact the manufacturer for further guidance.
- **Stay Informed:** Educate yourself about the risks associated with **flame jetting** and always follow safe handling procedures for chemical fuel products.
For images of the recalled products and additional details, you can view the official recall alert [here](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/solacea-portable-fire-pots-recalled-due-fire-hazard).
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Keep your home safe and secure—stay vigilant and always check for proper product labeling. When in doubt, consult the official [Recall Alert](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/solacea-portable-fire-pots-recalled-due-fire-hazard).
Stay safe, Canada!