"Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled fire pits and dispose of them," the Consumer Product Safety Commission said.

Nearly 90,000 Colsen-branded tabletop fire pits sold by major retailers nationwide are being recalled after dozens of alarming incidents left 19 people with burn injuries, some requiring surgery and others permanently disfigured.

Nearly 90,000 popular fire pits sold at major retailers nationwide are subject to a federal recall due to concerns about flames escaping from their containers and causing critical injuries. Homeowners have been advised to stop using several Colsen-branded fire pits after receiving multiple reports

Nearly 90,000 tabletop fire pits are under recall after flames shooting out from them resulted in a handful of serious burn injuries

Nearly 90,000 tabletop fire pits for indoor and outdoor use have been recalled after a couple of dozen people have been injured from flames escaping the container.

Colsen has issued a recall for about 89,500 fire pits. The company says there is a risk of serious burn injuries from flames jetting from the pit and sprea

Colsen is recalling nearly 90,000 fire pits following reports of serious burn injuries due to flame jetting and fire spreading, according to a notice posted by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

The Colsen fire pits have a fairly simple design. They are made from concrete and range from 5 to 18 inches wide. The pits have an open reservoir in the center meant to hold liqui