I'm used to the normal warning symbols, found on every product and appliance ever made (we need a lot of help when it comes to safety evidently). Choke warnings, burn warnings, electrocution, etc. that usually come with the same generic symbol. I was doing laundry at work the other day and my eyes focused on the warning label on the washing machine. Freaked. Me. Out! These were the most horrifying warning symbols I've ever seen. I know now not to linger around the washing machine, and for sure, not to crawl in, which I have been tempted to do numerous times. Actually, exploding looks a lot more painful than simple death... and even twisty arm.
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#107 - eminent death
I'm used to the normal warning symbols, found on every product and appliance ever made (we need a lot of help when it comes to safety evidently). Choke warnings, burn warnings, electrocution, etc. that usually come with the same generic symbol. I was doing laundry at work the other day and my eyes focused on the warning label on the washing machine. Freaked. Me. Out! These were the most horrifying warning symbols I've ever seen. I know now not to linger around the washing machine, and for sure, not to crawl in, which I have been tempted to do numerous times. Actually, exploding looks a lot more painful than simple death... and even twisty arm.
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I thought you were only tempted to get in the dryer with the warm towels...I didn't know you were contemplating the washer as well! Good thing for those labels!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, those are the most "graphic" warning labels that I've ever seen. I'm particularly impressed with the coffin one -- I've never seen it
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