Maril Brand Candles Recalled Due to Fire and Laceration Risks

A recall has been issued for Maril brand scented candles sold by DEMDACO after the discovery of potential hazards posed by the product’s glass container. The company announced that the candles may crack or break during use, creating both laceration and fire risks. Approximately 3,000 units are affected by the recall, which includes both retail and tester versions of the product in three different scents.

The affected candles were sold in 8-ounce glass jars and came in seasonal fragrances including Siberian Fir, Cinnamon + Cedar, and Pumpkin + Birch. Each scent also had a corresponding tester version. All items have SKU numbers located on the bottom of the glass jar, and the MARIL brand is marked along the container’s base. Sales occurred between July and November 2024, through DEMDACO’s website and various gift shops across the United States.

Customers who purchased the recalled candles are advised to discontinue use immediately. DEMDACO is offering full refunds and will provide pre-paid return shipping labels upon request. No proof of purchase is required. Consumers should not return the items to stores but are instead instructed to contact the company directly via email or phone.

To date, there have been three incidents of the glass container breaking while in use. However, no injuries or property damage have been reported. The candles retailed for approximately $30 and were distributed by DEMDACO, a company based in Leawood, Kansas. The products were manufactured in the United States.

Article by multiple RFHC contributors, based upon information from a U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission press release.

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