Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: Is this actually a fire hazard?
Document: Do NOT buy this product. After less than one month of usage, it shorted-out and is no longer working. It is a serious fire hazard.
I bought a Clapper for my daughter for Christmas. Not only was it difficult to get it to work but two weeks later it started to smoke! I don't even want to think about what could have happened if I hadn't been there! The Clapper is a piece of junk and a fire hazard! I would NOT recommend this product for anybody unless you want to burn your house down!
After owning it for a few months, the clapper died today. As I clapped I heard characteristic buzzing noise of electronic item being shortcircuited, and to my horror when I looked at the clapper it was flashing bright yellow from the inside, it was actually on fire inside and smoking really bad. I unplugged it immediately. I'm glad I was there because this thing was actually on fire (don't they have a fuse or something to prevent this? ), and it could have burned down my house. And for the record, all I used with it was a 100W lamp.It's a fun and convenient little object, but after seeing the fireworks today, I would never ever recommend it to anyone.
I plugged a fan into it and it lit on fire from the inside out. I always loved the commeracial as a kid but owning it now just made me realize how s***ty it is. It turns on and off from bass too. very annoying.
My house could have caught on fire!I tried both slots. Sometimes it worked but you had to work at it. The two clap slot tended to go off at the slightest noise. The three clap slot tended not to hear you and you had to clap again and again. Not a good buy in my mind.
I echo other 1 star reviewers. The Clapper is A FIRE HAZARD. Be Warned.I only had the Clapper installed for a week when a burning smell woke me up. Sure enough, the clapper was glowing red and smoking. Luckily, I was able to pull it out quickly enough to avoid a fire.This should be nothing but a gag gift. Use once and then throw away.
I got one as a gift for my daughter. It worked ok for four months. Then, it started to arc and smoke. My daughters were in the room, and noticed the lamp started to blink and dim a few seconds before the arcing began. When smoke emerged from the unit, my daughter yanked it from the wall, probably averting a fire.Several other reviews mention this same problem. I intend to report this to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
We used it for a couple weeks as an easy way to turn on hard to reach plug in lamps & a power strip which is behind a couch, which in theory, sounds like the perfect product for those 2 issues. unfortunately, it is difficult to get the correct cadence down to consistently make the clapper work.Also, when watching movies or games, the louder sound effects, especially gun fire, cause the clapper to turn on & off = very frustrating
I received this for Christmas and it worked fine for 6 months. Then in June 2009, while watching tv with my two young children, the lamp turned off for no reason. I walked over to the clapper and bent over to look at it, when it started sizzling and crackling and glowed bright red. I think the red glow was because it was on fire on the inside of the unit. I unplugged it as fast as I could but the house smelled of smoke for a long time afterward. I am just glad this didn't happen while I was out of the room.
After less than three weeks of use on two 60-watt lamps (The Clapper is supposed to be rated to 400 watts) in which the device only operated after multiple attempts and only if it were in the open (not obstructed even partially by anything) it burned out one of the lamps and shorted out internally with great arcing, popping and acrid smoke. Had I not been there to remove the power immediately I am sure a house fire would have been the result.I would advise everyone against purchasing this device even as a gag gift.
Answer: yes