Running out of butane for your torch is a major inconvenience, whether you're singing frayed ends on a cut rope, soldering in the workshop, or just trying to caramelize your creme brulee (so fancy).

Read more trending news. Sondiko Butane Torches, model number S400, were recalled because they do not have the required parts to make them child-resistant and pose a burn hazard for children, the ...

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One year since the City of Vancouver banned the sale of lockable butane torches, the devices are still being sold and causing fires in the city. According to the Vancouver Fire Rescue Services ...

Sondiko Butane Torches, model number S400, were recalled because they do not have the required parts to make them child-resistant and pose a burn hazard for children, the CPSC said.

Sondiko Butane Torches, model number S400, were recalled because they do not have the required parts to make them child-resistant and pose a burn hazard for children, the CPSC said.

Sondiko Butane Torches, model number S400, were recalled because they do not have the required parts to make them child-resistant and pose a burn hazard for children, the CPSC said.

Sondiko Butane Torches, model number S400, were recalled because they do not have the required parts to make them child-resistant and pose a burn hazard for children, the CPSC said.

Sondiko Butane Torches, model number S400, were recalled because they do not have the required parts to make them child-resistant and pose a burn hazard for children, the CPSC said.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission said that more than 33,000 butane torches do not meet child-resistant rules and are being recalled. The butane torches were sold on Amazon and came in a ...