A mattress had this warning label

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"Do not attempt to swallow!"
 
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That's what she said.
 
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Cyrus said:
That's what she said.

Quoted for posterity.

I lol'd hard.
 
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Richard87 said:
"Do not attempt to swallow!"

Pics or it didn't happen.
 
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Richard87 said:
"Do not attempt to swallow!"

Maybe that's to clarify the statement, "UNDER PENALTY OF LAW THIS TAG NOT TO BE REMOVED EXCEPT BY THE CONSUMER."
 
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I don't believe the do not swallow thing.
 

FAQ: A mattress had this warning label

What is the purpose of a warning label on a mattress?

A warning label on a mattress is meant to inform consumers about potential hazards or risks associated with the product, and to provide instructions on its proper use.

What are the common warnings found on a mattress label?

Common warnings found on a mattress label may include flammability warnings, weight limits, and instructions for cleaning and care.

Why is it important to read and follow the warning label on a mattress?

It is important to read and follow the warning label on a mattress in order to ensure your safety and the longevity of the product. Failure to follow warnings could result in injury or damage to the mattress.

What should I do if the warning label on my mattress is missing or illegible?

If the warning label on your mattress is missing or illegible, you should contact the manufacturer for a replacement label. It is important to have this information readily available for your safety and the safety of others.

Are warning labels on mattresses regulated by any governing bodies?

Yes, warning labels on mattresses are regulated by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) in the United States. This ensures that all mattresses sold in the country meet safety standards and have proper warning labels.

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