Check this out

[YooperCandles]

I dont know if anyone else has seen this, or how true it is, but I just thought that it was important to show it to as many people as possible for the safety factor.

Pam

After posting this and realizing the attachment didnt attach, I didnt of reasearch and found this about the email I got. The email example is the exact email I received.

http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/p/plug-in-air-fresheners.htm

I guess everyone needs to decide for themselves, fire hazzard or not!

[cmspath]

For what it is worth, we had our house inspected a year or so ago, and the inspector told us that those are the one of the main causes of house fires..

[Glowlite]

A couple of years ago I had a glade oil plugin explode! Then a few months later I see on the TV that type of unit was recalled.

[Laura]

my son is with the local fire department. they HIGHLY discourage using any of the plug ins because they say they are a fire hazard.

[DragonWorks]

I also quit using them several years ago when a fuse blew out for no apparent reason. When I went into the bathroom the socket around the plug-in was black with soot and it looked like sparks had come from it from the 'burn marks' on the plug in.

I pitched the air freshener and put in a new electric socket and plate....I guess that's why we have fuses! I think that's what stopped a fire in our house.

Nina

[Flickering Dream]

I have heard about this a few times in the past, and just to play it safe we do not have them in out house.

Thanks for posting it.