A number of products have been urgently recalled over safety fears.
After a mass recall of hummous earlier this week , the Chartered Trading Standards Institute are pulling more items off the shelves.
If you have any of these items in your house, you're entitled to a full refund.
Take it to the shop you bought it from - you shouldn't even need a receipt - and you'll get your money.
Have a look below at the dodgy products being pulled.
Lidl GB Green Pesto Alla Genovese
Brand - Baresa
Pack size: 190 g
Batch codes: IIF103, IIF183 and IIF186
Best-before date: June 2022
This product contains peanuts making it a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts.
Costa Millionaire Mallow Bites
Best before: January 7 and 8, 2020
This Costa Coffee product has been recalled as the labelling potentially contains two incorrectly declared allergens: egg and wheat.
Customers with these Millionaire Mallow Bites should return them to store for a full refund.
Light up gloves
Brand - DIMY
Batch number - X000VCK8L
The battery is easily accessible without the use of any tools.
A child may put these in the mouth, which could cause damage to the child's gastrointestinal tract
Children's swing
Brand - Kingsport
Model number - 28881W
Batch number - 6906543512397
The product is incorrectly labelled as being suitable for small children.
The crotch strap can break and the seat back and bottom may come apart, causing the small child to slip down and become trapped by the neck where the two shoulder straps meet, leading to strangulation.
Balloons
Brand - Yun fan 100 x three coloured balloons
Model number - YF 235 100
Batch number - X000ZEQI1J
The amount of nitrosamines released by the balloons is too high (measured value up to 2.3 mg/kg).
Nitrosamines are genotoxic carcinogens via inhalation, ingestion or dermal exposure.
A child can get exposed to them by putting the balloon in the mouth.
