A MOTHER has slammed Target after her young daughter’s holiday item “caught on fire.“
The fuming woman took to social media to share her rage, as she described the Stegosaurus Menorahs as “flammable.”
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Whilst we thought Target popped off this year with their Hanukkah merchandise, one mom has been left red-faced with her purchase, which didn’t take long to end in tears.
Posting on X, formerly Twitter, Robyn Smith Kaiser, a Reformed publicist turned HUD consultant, shared snaps of her five-year-old child’s candle holder.
Robyn, who is from Jacksonville, Florida, wrote under the username @RobynRSTAR and snapped: “I’m a mad & sad mama!”
She then added: “My 5-year old daughter could not use her Target Stegosaurus Menorahs to light for more than ONE TIME with her friends.
“Why? Because they caught on fire!”
Target’s Stegosaurus Menorah is a fun take on a typical seven-branched candelabrum.
The item is normally designed to hold candles.
Such Menorahs are typically lit during the eight-day Jewish holiday of Hanukkah.
But Robyn, who described herself as a “Tattooed Jew,” was left fuming when her daughter’s Menorah “caught on fire.”
Luckily, Robyn was able to intervene before any major damage was done.
The Hanukkah Dino Menorah, which is now not available to buy on the Target website, was once priced at $15.
But the angry Target shopper, who also described herself as a “Master Networker,” was clearly not impressed with her affordable and adorable buy.
She then questioned: “Tell me why something meant to hold lit candles is FLAMMABLE?”
Clearly fuming, she continued: “Target you need to answer for this!”
Tell me why something meant to hold lit candles is FLAMMABLE?
Robyn Smith Kaiser
To Robyn’s tweet, Target replied and wrote: “We are so sorry to hear about the quality of the stegosaurus menorah.
“Can you please DM us your full name, contact information and the receipt.
TARGET RETURN POLICY
Here is Target’s updated return policy:
Target reserves the right to deny returns, refunds and exchanges including but not limited to prevent fraud, suspected fraud or abuse.
Target’s Return Policy
- Most items sold by Target that are unopened and in new condition can be returned within 90 days for a refund or exchange. The return period for items purchased from Target.com starts when the order is invoiced, which occurs when any part of the order is shipped, delivered by a Shipt shopper, or made ready for pickup. Certain items have different return policies, as indicated on the receipt, packing slip, Target’s policy board (refund exceptions), Target.com, or within the item’s description. Refunds or exchanges may be refused for items that are opened, damaged, or lack a receipt.
Target Plus™ Partner’s Return Policy
- Most items sold by Target Plus Partners that are unopened and in new condition can be returned within 90 days for a refund. The return period for Target.com purchases begins once the order is invoiced. Items sold by Target Plus Partners must be returned to Target, either in-store or by mail. Some items may have different return policies, which are outlined on Target.com. Refunds may be refused for opened or damaged items, and in-store returns without a valid receipt will be denied. Some items, like electronics, may have a shorter return window; please refer to the specific item description for details.
Source: Target
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