Bath And Body Works Candles On Fire

A busted Bath & Body Works candle sits on Desiree Sepulveda's bathroom vanity in Pembroke Pines. The mother of two is still stunned after she says it caught fire over the weekend, about two. Angie begins, filming the aftermath of the incident in her bathroom.

Did a Bath & Body Works candle cause a fire? The candle, blackened and split in half, sits on her counter. Renita Francois filed a lawsuit against Bath & Body Works and Premier Candle Corp after a candle she bought exploded in her face, causing severe burns. A warning on the candle says it should not be burned for more than 3-4 hours at a time.

The home security video shows the Brawleys' candle had been lit for three hours and 20 minutes. Still, Cody Brawley says the couple took care to maintain the candle, including trimming the wick after each use. Woman's Face Catches Fire As Bath & Body Works Candle Explodes, Lawsuit Filed The woman lit a "Sweater Weather" candle and leaned in to smell it when it suddenly exploded, sending a blast of flames, debris, and molten wax onto her face and arms.

"When your entire candle catches fire and then explodes," Kara says in the clip, which shows the candle - reportedly from Bath & Body Works. The safety of our customers is our number one priority." Bath & Body Works says that decades of testing have proven that their candles are safe when used in accordance with the printed instructions. Does it look like a snowflake or something more sinister? Bath & Body Works is under fire for its new "Snowed In" candle.

Here's why. Before Lighting ALWAYS trim wick to 1/4 inch before lighting. Dispose of wick trimmings and matches to keep debris out of wax pool.

AVOID drafts. Set candle on heat. Bath & Body Works Faces Lawsuit After Candle Explodes In Woman's Face, Causes Serious Injuries.

(Instagram/bathandbodyworks) Renita Francois, a former City Hall official, was injured when a Bath & Body Works candle allegedly exploded in her face on January 19, 2023, in Valley Stream, Long Island, according to the New York Post.