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My daughter plugged in her Scentsy plug in warmer and when she flicked the on switch a spark flew out of the switch and the switch and her hand were covered with a black soot. This of course scared her and she jumped back. My daughter posted a picture of the warmer and her hand on Facebook responses were friends and family asking if she was ok. Her consultant and cousin (family member!)

"Sorry you had that experience (daughters name). Put it aside for me and I will send it back to Scentsy. I'm also happy to give you a full refund".

Her first response wasn't asking if she was ok or sure your not hurt....like other comments

I have unplugged all my Scentsy products and I will never use them again. They are potently very dangerous they could cause physical harm and a spark like that could start a fire. People be careful.

Location: Deerfield, New Hampshire

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Guest

That's not scentsy seashell plug-in.. I have one and it's a totally different style, this one is long and slim at the bottom, scentsy is not.

And the seashells are in wrong spots and don't look the same... This looks like Walmart made in China knock off..

Guest

FYI Scentsy Seashell wRner is rough like sand it's not smooth like that one!!!! I do believe this is a fake Scentsy brand mini warmer / night light style

I own seashells and it's rough finished not smooth

Sooooo if your 100% send it to corporate

Guest

I sure hope your ok!!!!!

WOW I've never seen this before, there's one incident where the wrong size bulb was put into one of those and caused a spark

But Im assuming you only used scentsy 15 watt bulbs in that?

Also keeping the outlet clean and wax from getting into the housing is important for safety.

The outlet itself looks old that looks like it could be an issue with your outlet being bad which caused the little mini warmer to spark

That seems like a power surge But I'm no electrician I'm just guessing I've had my nightlite for 6 years it's on 24/7 same bulb too and never had an issue Send that back to corporate contact the consultant and have it sent back ASAP!!!!! That's got to be more to why it did that. Ive seen them break and overload outlets from using to big of bulbs in them, but I've never seen scentsy products donthat only better homes and gardens ones I've seen catch fire!

Guest

It's a fake photo. why?

because look at her hand. She has black cascading from her pinky to her next finger.. that means that she would have had to turn it on with her pinky and the soot would have traveled at an angle towards the knuckle of her ring finger. If she had turned it on with her pointer finger as most people would, the soot would have hit her Flip off finger.

pointer finger and possibly her ring finger. position your hand as if you are going to push a button on a wall and see what the natural position of your hand is and you will see my point.

Guest

You say that the consultant is a family member? Wow...way to try to ruin your own family member's business by making all this fuss and posting it online.

You have bad wiring in your house, and nobody was hurt. Cry me a river. Maybe someday something will go wrong in your business and someone will kindly try to ruin you...maybe a family member.

Let's see how that karma feels. Happy Holidays!

Guest

Or your outlet had a shortage..? It could happen to anyone plugging in anything.

Guest

Unfortunately this sounds like a faulty wiring situation this could have happened if you plugged anything into that outlet

Guest

Daughter "plugged in the warmer flipped the switch and sparks flew out" that sounds like a ELECTRICAL problem NOT a Scentsy warmer problem. People really are wiser than I thought lol.

Guest

Maybe she put the wrong bulb? in so glad the ones I ordered in aus don't have bulbs ^_^ can't stuff up like that lady who set hers on fire like common you put the wrong size bulb in anything! It will do that

The consultants here are lovely too ^_^

Guest

It is a scentsy warmer, it's called something like 'seaside' it's a plugin, I have it in my bathroom. Mine is turning brown around where the lightbulb is, because it's being burned - ready to stop using my scentsy products also.

Guest

That is not a scentsy warmer. After reading this I went to my website to look at this warmer.

I wish I could post a pic to show you all the differences in these two warmer. It is most definitely a knock off made to look like a scentsy plug in.

Guest

That's not even scentsy, get your facts straight.

Guest
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that is scentsy.

it'd available right now too. it's called seashells.

get your facts straight.

Guest

It may be her wall plug not the Scentsy Plug in. I had to have mine checked and there was short in my wall plug nothing wrong with Scentsy Plug in.

Billye Qqy

could be a defect or you old have faulty wiring. check your own plugs before bashing.

Guest

How did the spark hit the top of her hand? When you plug it in, it's against your palm so shouldn't her palm have been shocked?

And who cares if your cousin/consultant didn't ask your daughter ON FACEBOOK if she was okay. Obviously if she was posting this on Facebook, she was fine and just looking for attention.

Guest
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cant you read retard?

Guest

Mine just spit out two sparks I unplugged it quickly. The little switch that turns it on/off was burnt to a crisp and burned through the wire.

All of mine are unplugged and I am getting rid of them. If I hadn't been home, my house would have caught on fire.

Guest
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That's just a risk with anything electrical. Also, your light bulb has to be a Scentsy light bulb, not just any bulb you buy from the store because of this reason. They have a lifetime warranty on the electrical of every warmer.

Guest

I'm sorry you had this issue, but it could have easily have been a lamp that was plugged into that outlet or a radio, or a cell phone charging. Possible wiring issue behind the wall but since it was a Scentsy plug-in, Scentsy gets blamed.

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