Warning label

[margecat]

Originally Posted by KittKatt

Another one I've always wondered about are the "Do Not Remove" warning labels on mattresses or pillows.

What difference does it make if you DO remove the label??

~KK~

I think those are really for the merchants selling them. It's illegal to sell matresses and some pillows 2nd-hand in many states (this applies to stores that stock them as a business, not the thrift store, for example, though I've had those tell me they no longer accept those items, as it's illegal for them to sell them used).

 

[margecat]

I also like reading product labels that are in foreign languages, to see if they really are speaking that language, and not just making it up (they do make up some stuff).

 

[theimp98]

Originally Posted by lunasmom

I mean really, I want to know who did what to make that warning label get placed on the product.

you really do wonder sometimes about what people do.,
Or are they just trying to cover every base.

so do we get a pic of you wearing the mask

someone really needs to explain this one
Toilet Plunger
Caution: Do not use near power lines.

 

[katzyn]

This is my fave from that website...

"Sign at a railroad station
Beware! To touch these wires is instant death. Anyone found doing so will be prosecuted."

 

[okiron]

Arm & Hammer Scoopable Cat Litter
Safe to use around pets.

lmao. hunny, make sure the cat doesn't get into the kitty litter!!

 

[kittkatt]

Originally Posted by theimp98

someone really needs to explain this one
Toilet Plunger
Caution: Do not use near power lines.

HUH?!

That doesn't even begin to make any sense!

~KK~

 

[goldenkitty45]

DH explained the plunger/power lines thing cause I wondered about that too. He says that some people could use the plunger in the sump pump and damage the wires/lines leading to the power lines. Then you have exposed electric lines which could cause a problem.