Unpowered Coffee Makers Or Teapots

44YOF FOR EVAL OF R THUMB LAC. SUSTAINED WHILE SHE WAS CLEANING A PRESS POT WHEN THE BOTTOM OF IT BROKE & SHE CUT HER THUMB ON THE PLASTIC. IT OCCURRED JUST PTA. DX: LACERATION OF RIGHT THUMB

73YOF PRESENTS TO ED S/[ BURN. PT WAS CARRYING A FRENCH PRESS W/ HOT COFFEE AND SPILLED ON RT THIGH LEADING TO INJURY. PT REMOVED CLOTHING AND RINSED AREA IN COLD WATER BEFORE CALLING EMS. ENDORSES BURN TO RT THIGH, RT LOWER BDOMEN NO BURNS TO GENITALIA. DX: PARTIAL THICKNESS BURN OF RT THIGH. PARTIAL THICKNESS BURN OF ABDOMEN

43YOF PT SPILLED HOT TEA ON LT FOOT AND RT THIGH TODAY TEA KETTLE HIT HER THIGH AND LIQUID TEA HIT HER FOOT HAS THERMAL BURN TO RT THIGH AND LT FOOT DX: BURN

66YOF, LEFT TEA KETTLE ON THE STOVE AND ALL THE WATER EVAPORATED WENT TO PUT WATER IN IT AND STEAM RUSHED UP BURNING HER RIGHT HAND DX: BURN

2YOM KNOCKED A FRENCH PRESS FULL OF HOT WATER OVER AND SPILLED ON CHEST. DX: BURNS

7WOF WAS BEING HELD BY 2YO SIBLING AND HIT SIDE OF HEAD ON COFFEE PERCOLATOR DX: FACIAL BRUISING

72 YOF WAS BOILING WATER, TURNED TO TAKE A TEA KETTLE OFF THE STOVE AND THEN FELL.DX: FRACTURE DISTAL END OF RIGHT FEMUR, TRAUMATIC RHABDOMYOLYSIS

36 YOF WAS USING HER FRENCH PRESS WHEN SHE PUSHED DOWN ON THE STRAINER AND THE FRENCH PRESS EXPLODED SPLASHING HOT LIQUID ON HER BELLY AND THIGH. DX: PARRTIAL THICKNESS BURNS LOWER ABDOMEN INVOLVING UMBILICUS, MONS PUBIS AND LEFT INNER THIGH

25YOM PRESENTS WITH THUMB LACERATION AFTER CLEANING A FRENCH PRESS AND THE GLASS SHATTERED. DX: LACERATION OF THUMB

52YOF PRESENTED FOR SMOKE INHALATION. THE PT WAS AT HOME WHEN A KETTLE CAUGHT FIRE. SHE THINKS SHE INHALLED SMOKE FOR 5 MINUTES. SHE WAS GIVEN ALBUTEROL ON SCENE BY EMS. DX: SMOKE INHALATION, MODERATE ASTHMA WITH ACUTE EXACERBATION.

13YOM WAS CLEANING HIS MOTHER'S GLASS TEAPOT WHEN IT BROKE AND LACERATED HIS RIGHT INNER WRIST DX: LACERATION OF RIGHT WRIST

22MOM PULLED A TEA KETTLE OFF THE STOVE SPILLING HOT WATER DOWN HIS CHEST, FACE, UPPER BACK, ANKLE, AND KNEE. DX: BURN

Frieling French press- 44 oz. The handle detached from the pot and the pot crashed to the floor. Fortunately the press was empty at the time. It it was full of hot coffee it caused have caused an injury.

On Thursday September 6, 2012 I was using a COPCO Fusion tea kettle to boil water to make a cup of coffee using a single cup [REDACTED] filter cone. When the kettle boiled (it whistles slightly) I picked it up and tipped the kettle when the whistle mechanism "jammed" causing steam pressure to build up which popped the lid off. My 4th finger on the right hand (which wraps around the handle to hold it) was severely burned by the steam that rose out of the kettle.

Le Creuset Tea kettle constantly splashes boiling water wildly from the spout after heating water to boil. It doesn’t seem to matter how high or low the burner is (I have tested on both gas and glass stovetops) or if I hang the spout far off the burner or not. I, a healthy and physically coordinated person have this occur whenever I hear water for my coffee, tea, ramen, etc. I have not been injured but I can see massive potential for injury, especially if someone with muscle weakness, dull reaction time, tremor, or any similar impairment attempts to use this kettle.

I bought a 4 litter tea kettle from Golden Star Imports Inc., which had a thick base (kettle's base, a thick layer of a metal, and another sheet of metal on top of that). Last night after half an hour when I understood that the kettle has ran out of water, I wanted to put it on the counter, the outer sheet of metal fell on the counter while the thick layer of metal, which was lead, was completely melted and dripping on the counter. Thanks God it didn't drip on my foot because it would have melted my foot all the way to the bone. Is it safe to make the base of a kettle which will obviously be in direct contact with hot stove elements with Lead which its melting point is about 621? I know that the kettle had no water for about half an hour, but this should not happen to a kettle or they should have a warning that says if you leave it on stove without water for half an hour the bottom part of the kettle can melt and create very dangerous situation.

GROSCHE Monaco Glass Teapot is the product that I’m reporting. The teapot’s handle broke while I was pouring hot tea, it shuddered and hot tea spilled everywhere. I had a throw in top of me that saved me from the burns, but a piece of glass cut me deep in the side of my ankle. I handled the teapot with care and it wasn’t damaged or anything before the incident! I believe it’s the design and craftsmanship that caused the handle to break and therefore the unfortunate accident to happen. I hope you recall this product and look into anything similar to ensure other people won’t get hurt! The cut was deep enough to frighten me, and I’m glad it didn’t hit a major artery, otherwise I would have ended up in an emergency room. I always handled the teapot with care and only used it 3 or 4 times. It wasn’t damaged before the incident.

I set my Martha Stewart Collection® Enameled Steel Tea Kettle on the stove on a high setting about half full of water. I became distracted and returned about 30 minutes later to find the kettle miscolored, the red paint had adhered to the stove and the handle was deformed. Upon researching the product, I realized it had been recalled last year for problems with the handle.

Using tea kettle to boil water the front part of top handle gets extremely hot when you try to pour out the water. Numerous times I have burned my right fingers.

I bought a French press at an IKEA in CT & was preparing to use today. Started to wash it & the glass broke, giving me a cut in my wrist.