Infant and toddler coveralls sold under the name ED by Ellen DeGeneres are under recall because the bunny applique can come off and pose a choking hazard for your child, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
One person reported a child putting the detached bunny into their mouth, but no injuries have been reported.
The recalled products have the style ED01210 in 3, 6 and 9 month sizes, and ED13210 in 12, 18 and 24 month sizes. They also have the manufacture date of 08/2017.
Don’t let your child wear the coveralls and contact Weeplay KIds at 888-854-6563 or return them to Marshalls or Buy Buy Baby stores for a full refund.
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Weightlifting safety straps are being recalled because the stitching can come loose and cause weights to fall on you.
The recalled Titan Safety straps have the model numbers 24T3STRAP, 26T2STRAP, 30X3STRAP, 36T3STRAP, X2STRAP24, 24X3STRAP, 36X3STRA and were sold in packages of two.
There is one report of a strap breaking under moderate weight and three other strap failures, but no injuries, according to the CPSC.
Contact Titan at 800-605-8241 for a full refund or free replacement straps.
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Insect zappers are being recalled because they may shock people, not just bugs.
The recalled products are the Stinger Insect Zapper (Model BK 110v3), the Stinger 3-in-1 Insect Zapper (Model BK310v3) and the Stinger 5-in-1 Insect & Mosquito Zapper (Model BK510v3).
There are three reports of an internal grid detaching which could shock people, but no one has been hurt.
Don't use the recalled zappers, unplug them and contact Kaz at 888-480-2880 to return the product for a full refund.
For more on these products and more recalls visit www.cpsc.gov.
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