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Åhléns recalls children's bathrobe - suffocation risk
Åhléns is recalling a bathrobe for small children due to the risk of suffocation, according to the Consumer Agency in a press release. The recall concerns the bathrobe "Tintin robe" by the brand Rikiki, in sizes 86/92 and 98/104, according to the department store.
Bunk Bed Recalled – Can Collapse
The manufacturer Home Furnishing Nordic AB is recalling a bunk bed that was sold via Trademax, Chilli, and Furniturebox, according to [the Consumer Agency. ](https://www.
Pacifiers Recalled – Risk of Suffocation
Now self-luminous pacifiers from Esska of Sweden AB are being recalled since there is a risk of suffocation. The button can namely crack and small parts can end up in the child's throat, writes the Consumer Agency.
Stroller recalled – risk of injury
Now, more strollers of the Twistshake Tour model from the company Twistshake of Sweden AB are being recalled. This is because there is a risk of the child being injured, announces the Consumer Agency on its website.
So children play safely in the bouncy castle
Over the past few years, several serious accidents have occurred in bouncy castles, resulting in injured children. Now, the Consumer Agency is issuing advice on how to make bouncing safer.
Fraud with discounts – companies risk million-kronor fines
Several companies, including chains such as Jysk and Mio, risk fines of up to two million kronor if they do not improve. This is announced by the Consumer Agency, which has conducted a follow-up of its review of how companies behaved during the autumn sales.
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