Re: Student suffers horrific burns after free EE p...

jonsie · ‎28-07-2015

Scary....

To read the article in full go to: Student suffers horrific burns after free EE phone charger explodes setting bedroom on fire

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/student-suffers-horrific-burns-after-6151093

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MI5 · ‎28-07-2015

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jonsie · ‎28-07-2015

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/student-suffers-horrific-burns-after-6151093

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jonsie · ‎28-07-2015

Strange, it's working for me but I'm fuelled on Fosters....

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MI5 · ‎28-07-2015

2nd one working OK.
Nasty burns.... 😞

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Anonymous · ‎28-07-2015

Nasty burns - but any battery has the potential to do this - maybe the charger had been damaged in some way.

perksie · ‎28-07-2015

Very nasty, I never leave stuff charging overnight for this reason.

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jonsie · ‎28-07-2015

I would imagine there are thousands out there by now but it's good to sensationalise and sells newspapers. But it's still fair warning of the dangers when charging any device. Never leave it unattended.

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PhoneChanger · ‎28-07-2015

One of the risks associated with batteries, could happen anywhere, anytime.

Cleoriff · ‎28-07-2015

I shuddered when I read this. Many people know I have been on the receiving end of patients admitted to A&E after faulty charger incidents. I would say she was lucky to get off so lightly. I have seen many who weren't lucky at all....In fact one such 'incident' caused the deaths of a family of four

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