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Donna of Franklin, TN, writes:
I cooked our dinner last night in the electric skillet that I had received for a gift. It was the second time I had used it. This electric skillet does not have a lid with a handle and makes it hard for the lid to be taken off. The fingers on my hand were burned last night from the steam when I took the lid off the electric skillet. I am requesting that they replace this electric skillet with a safe product. This product should not be sold to prepare hot foods.

The fingers on my right hand are burned from the steam. This product needs to be taken off the market. A person could get severely hurt by the steam and possibly drop the skillet full of hot food on themselves and cause more physical damage.

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