69 recalls from December 22, 2025 to December 28, 2025. Urgent ones come first.
The handlebar supplied with the bicycle may have a defect in how the holes for the integrated cable routing were processed, which over time and with repeated use could make it break during use and cause injuries.
The notice says the user can take off the lid while the blender is running and reach the moving blades, which could lead to injuries, and the product does not meet the Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016.
The foot massager has a two-pin plug, which is not permitted for sale in the UK, and the notice says this presents a serious risk of electric shock.
Testing indicates the wick may 'club', causing higher-than-expected flaming, more smoking and wax dripping, and if left unattended the flare could ignite nearby objects and spread a fire through the room.
The notice says small parts from the rattle may easily detach, which is a serious choking risk for young children, especially those under 36 months, and the labelling and markings also need improving.
The toy can be torn into small parts that fit inside a small parts cylinder, and it expands when wet, so if swallowed it may swell in the digestive tract and cause a blockage.
The earrings contain too much cadmium and nickel; cadmium builds up in the body, can damage organs and may cause cancer, and nickel can cause allergic reactions with long skin contact.
The lotion contains hydroquinone, which may cause allergic contact dermatitis, and clobetasol propionate, which could cause skin irritation and may damage the endocrine system; both are prohibited in cosmetic products.
The cream contains 220 mg/kg of clobetasol propionate, which is prohibited in cosmetic products and could cause skin irritation and may damage the endocrine system.
The fake Dyson hairdryer is inadequately earthed and its plug fuse does not meet BS 1362, which could make the plug overheat or explode, and in testing it gave off lots of smoke and parts began to melt.
The hooded baby sleeping bag has no arm holes, so the hood may cover the baby's nose and mouth and the baby may slip further in, which the notice says is a serious risk of suffocation.
The hooded baby sleeping bag has no arm holes, so the hood may cover the baby's nose and mouth and block the airway, and the baby may slip further into the bag.
The bassinet has no locking mechanism to attach it securely to the adult bed, so a gap could form and a child could fall into it, be forced into a position where breathing is blocked, and suffocate.
The dummy clip is longer than allowed and not thick enough, so if the cord wraps around a child's neck it could lead to strangulation or choking, and the thin cord could break into small parts.
The notice says there is no evidence the e-bike has enough battery protective systems, so it presents a serious risk of fire, and its plug is not earthed and does not meet the relevant standard, BS 1363.
The notice says the Winnis Electric Bicycle presents a serious risk of fire because there is no evidence that it has enough battery protective systems in place.
The bath powder is sold in a clear plastic bottle without a child-resistant cap, so a child left alone may get at and mouth the contents, and the soap dinosaur may also be a choking risk to young children.
The zip pull can come off and create a small part that is a choking risk, and the cord is longer than allowed, which may be a strangulation hazard to young children.
The keyring can detach from the doll and become a small part that children could choke on, and if the keyring is removed a sharp metal point is exposed that may injure the user.
The eyes of the brown soft-filled wrist strap can easily come off and become small parts that could choke young children, and a battery pack in its head is easily reached.
The keyring attachment and right foot can easily come off and make a small part that fits entirely within a small parts cylinder, which is a choking risk for young children, particularly those under 36 months.
The keyring, plastic hands and feet can detach and make small parts, which are a choking risk to young children, and the stuffing inside may also be a choking risk if the hands or feet come off.
The ladder cannot hold the weight it is claimed to hold without collapsing, so a user could fall and be seriously injured.
The wooden teething ring with six silicone textured pieces can have small parts come off during normal use, which is a choking risk for young children, particularly those under 36 months of age.
The mouthpiece is held in place with a plastic tie wrap, which is not considered secure and may let the mouthpiece come off the main respirator, so the user could drown.
The notice says the stand does not give a child enough support, so the child could slip down or out of the seat, and it has no crotch restraint, which presents a serious risk of drowning.
The bath seat does not give a child enough support, so the child could slip down or out of the seat, which presents a serious risk of drowning.
Small parts can come off the baby walker during normal use and may choke young children, and its cords are longer than allowed, so a child could get tangled and be strangled.
The Children's Crawling Mat from Brilliant Intelligent Machinery Factory presents a serious choking risk because its printed laminate may detach over time and create small parts for young children.
The blades could still be spinning and reachable when the processor is open, so hands could be hurt, and the plug has a counterfeit, underweight fuse that could lead to it overheating or exploding.
The eyeliner was found to contain 11.5% Carbon Black (nano) colour pigment, above the 10% maximum allowed in cosmetic products, and it presents a serious chemical risk.
The elephant playing piece has a cardboard disc on its nose that should have been removed, and this small part can be a choking risk to young children, particularly those under 36 months.
One of the toys in the calendar was found to include a retractable blade, which a child could reach and be cut or injured by, and the product does not meet the Toy (Safety) Regulations 2011.
The mains cable can be connected to the pump in reverse, which can make accessible metal parts live and gives a serious risk of electric shock.
The cream contains 262 mg/kg of clobetasol propionate, which is prohibited in cosmetic products and could cause skin irritation and may damage the endocrine system.
The lotion contains hydroquinone and clobetasol propionate, which are prohibited in cosmetic products, and the notice says they may cause allergic skin reactions, skin irritation and damage to the endocrine system.
The lotion contains hydroquinone and clobetasol propionate, which are prohibited in cosmetic products and may cause allergic skin reactions, skin irritation and damage to the endocrine system.
The lotion was found to contain hydroquinone and clobetasol propionate, which are prohibited in cosmetic products and could cause allergic contact dermatitis, skin irritation and damage to the endocrine system.
The lotion contains hydroquinone, which may cause allergic contact dermatitis, and clobetasol propionate, which could cause skin irritation and may damage the endocrine system; both are prohibited in cosmetic products.
The perfumes contain butylphenyl methylpropional (BMHCA/lilial), which is prohibited in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system, harm the unborn child, and cause skin sensitisation.
Salmonella has been found in the product, and the notice says symptoms usually include fever, diarrhoea and abdominal cramps.
The yellow baby sleep pillow with patting function, controlled by remote, can cause suffocation when used in a sleep space for babies, because pillows increase the risk of overheating and airway obstruction.
The goose-shaped baby sleep pillow with wrappable 'wings' can cause suffocation when used in a sleep space for babies, as pillows and soft toys raise the risk of overheating and airway obstruction.
The plug pins are the wrong size and have a step, which could damage the socket so it overheats and the plug catches fire, and the plug has no fuse link that meets BS 1362.
The nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd) battery compartment is not adequately secured, so a child could remove the battery, which may leak hazardous chemicals that can cause poisoning or serious injury.
The battery compartment is not adequately secured, so a child could remove the nickel-cadmium (Ni-Cd) battery, and if it is damaged or old it may leak chemicals that can cause poisoning or serious injury.
If the A4R Water Beads are swallowed in their hydrated form, they can block a young child's airway, which the notice calls a high risk of asphyxiation.
The hook and loop fastening can come off during normal use and become a small part, which is a choking risk for young children, especially those under 36 months.
The glass globes may come off the light fitting and fall, which could hit people standing underneath or shatter and cause injuries.
The product has a two-pin plug that is not permitted for sale in the UK, so plugging it into a UK socket may give an electric shock or overheat the plug and lead to fire.
The plug supplied with the meat grinder has a counterfeit fuse and no granular filler, and without a correctly rated fuse the plug could overheat and/or explode.
The notice says the trampoline lacks essential safety warnings, its black zip entrance is hard to tell apart from the black netting, and the enclosure is below the minimum height, which raises the risk of falls and injuries.
The suspension forks on these bicycles can fail early and crack, break or separate during use, which may affect steering and control and could lead to a loss of control and injury.
If the water beads are swallowed in their hydrated form, they can block a young child's airway, and the notice says the product presents a high risk of asphyxiation.
The pies contain milk that is not mentioned on the label, which is a health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents.
Single insulated live wires were not sleeved or adequately restrained and can touch other parts, which can cause arcing or short circuits, overheating and potentially a fire.
The adapter has inadequate internal connections, so internal wires may come loose and cause a short circuit and overheating, or make accessible metal parts live and risk electric shock.
If installed incorrectly, some covers may leave a gap wider than 4.5 inches between the cover and the pool, which could let a child under the age of 5 get to the water.
If the red height adjustment crank is removed while the hoop is in use or being handled, the main pole may fall vertically, possibly injuring the consumer.
The rear brake does not operate as required because mineral oil can leak out of the rear brake lever and stop the hydraulic rear brake working, so a rider could lose control and fall.
The mixer grinders come with a clover-leaf plug that could let a person touch live parts and get an electric shock, and with no fuse they are poorly earthed, which risks a fire if a fault occurs.
The charger has too little insulation and too little spacing inside, and under fault conditions accessible metal parts could become live, which gives a high risk of electric shock.
The lithium-ion batteries in the power bank can overheat while in use, which can lead to localised smoking, melting and/or a risk of fire.
The instructions are incomplete, so someone could install the swing incorrectly, and if it is put up too high a child's head could become entangled in openings and cause strangulation.
Some batches of Site Hallissey Dealer Boots have defective anti-static protection, which could build up static electricity and cause a static discharge that injures the user in an anti-static or static-sensitive environment.
The plug does not meet the required size standard and may not connect securely to the socket, so a user could touch a live part and get an electric shock, and the plug fuse does not meet requirements and could overheat or explode.
The busy board has an attached cord long enough to make a loop that could wrap around an infant's neck, and if it gets too tight the infant is at risk of asphyxiating.
The plug's fuse has not been supplied with a granular filler, and the notice says this could lead to the plug overheating and/or exploding, which is a high risk of fire.
The cupcakes may contain milk that is not mentioned on the label, which is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents.
