"Dora the Explorer" Flower Sandals
The flowers may be easily detached from the sandal during use.
8 product recalls were published during this week. Review the summaries below, then follow the official source before taking action.
The flowers may be easily detached from the sandal during use.
These types of products are banned under Consumer Protection Notice No.18 of 2011.
The trolley jack failed to comply with the mandatory requirements of the Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 2516:2004 Hydraulic Trolley Jacks due to the absence of warning labels.
The Bumbo seat is safe for its intended use, that is, only on the floor and with adult supervision. The seat is not designed to be totally restrictive and thus infants may squirm or manoeuvre out of the seat. Using the product on a table, bench or other raised surface constitutes misuse. Indeed, the seat has warnings printed on the back instructing consumers never to use the seat on a raised surface and that the seat is designed for floor-level use only, as well as similar warnings on the packaging and on a leaflet included inside the box. Since late 2007, additional warnings against elevated use have been printed on the front of the seat and on the packaging.
The products do not comply with the Trade Practices (Consumer Product Safety Standards) Regulations 1979 - Elastic Luggage Straps due to the absence of the required warning labels.
Due to a manufacturing assembly process error, the bracket holding the printed circuit board could pierce wires from the welding transformer.
The recall is due to undeclared allergen (sulphur dioxide 220) as a result of a labelling error.
Fuel filters in the Kawasaki engines supplied in the machines may be faulty and have the potential to leak fuel from a welded seam on the filter body.