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This thread discusses the recent recall of Garlic Slicers sold between January 2009 and July 2011, with participants sharing their experiences and concerns regarding the announcement and its implications for consultants and customers.
Views differ regarding the sourcing of products and the implications of the recall. While some participants express frustration, others defend the company's practices and emphasize the importance of quality control.
Participants share personal experiences related to the recall and discuss the impact on their businesses and customer relationships.
This discussion may be of interest to Pampered Chef consultants looking for insights on handling the Garlic Slicer recall and understanding community sentiments regarding product sourcing and quality issues.
wadesgirl said:Just got the email today. Mine is the original design, so I know will at least have to send back mine.
Tracy99 said:I got mine in 2010 as a customer. So I want it replaced. Curious to see how I get contacted. The email said they want you to dispose of it. So I don't think we will need to mail it back.
kam said:I don't have the date handy of when it came out...so is it the ones from day 1 up until July 2011?
If so, I guess the ones we bought in consultant sample pkgs, too?
esavvymom said:Ok. I'm on PC's website. I don't see a "Product Alert" tab that the customer is supposed to be able to click on, per the instructions in the email for them....
BethCooks4U said:Ok so I am missing something. It says in the email I got that there are two emails we can choose from to send to our customers.
"Step 2: Notify your customers and/or hosts.
Cut and paste one of these suggested emails "
I don't see these emails at all. I went to the tab you all are talking about at PC.com and it is there but when I copy/paste and email it the link doesn't work.
I guess what I'll do is contact them and make sure their info hasn't changed and then do it for them. Any one else wondering why it takes 60-90 days?
Tracy99 said:I did mine for my 2 customers. I assume they say it takes that long because they are anticipating a LARGE number of requests and don't have the replacements all in stock yet. I also assume they are continuing to fill new orders first. I am guessing most will get theirs sooner then the 60-90 days but they would rather give a cautious estimate.
Tracy99 said:... I am guessing most will get theirs sooner then the 60-90 days but they would rather give a cautious estimate.
The recall of Garlic Slicers pertains to a safety issue where certain models may pose a risk of injury due to a defect in the design or manufacturing process. It is important for consumers to be aware of this recall to ensure their safety while using the product.
You can determine if your Garlic Slicer is affected by the recall by checking the model number and production date, which are usually located on the bottom of the slicer. Additionally, you can visit the official Pampered Chef website or contact their customer service for specific details regarding the recall.
If your Garlic Slicer is part of the recall, you should stop using it immediately and follow the instructions provided by Pampered Chef. This may include returning the product for a refund or replacement, depending on the company's policy regarding the recall.
Yes, Pampered Chef typically announces recalls through various channels, including their official website, social media platforms, and direct communication with consultants and customers. If you are unsure, it is advisable to check these sources for the latest updates.
If you missed the recall announcement, it is important to stay informed by regularly checking the Pampered Chef website or subscribing to their newsletters. You can also reach out to their customer service for any updates or information regarding the recall and how it may affect you.