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What are your most WTF labels?

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ChopinIn10Minuets · 30/08/2019 16:12

Couldn't help being Grin by this one today (read the small print on the tag). Of course I know how it happened, but it's still ridiculous.

What's your stupidest label/warning/supermarket brand?

What are your most WTF labels?
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P1nkHeartLovesCake · 30/08/2019 23:15

Yes bags of salted peanuts that say may contain nuts, well no shit Sherlock!

Washing powder capsules that say keep out of child’s reach. If you need telling then you probably shouldn’t be in charge of a dc to be honest.

At the local wildlife park here you can walk in with the flamingos but it states on the gate that guide dogs can’t go in. 1. Obvious surely & 2 if you need a guide dog will you even be able to read the note?

My dc highchair instructions remind you to remove child before folding away...

Chesntoots · 30/08/2019 23:18

Not packaging, but those wash tabs adverts that simply tell you to "keep away from children".

It's a rule I try to live by most days, but I'm not sure that's what they meant...

JeSuisPrest · 30/08/2019 23:21

This diagram on a can of Sure deodorant. Must be my filthy mind...

What are your most WTF labels?
Needcoffeecoffeecoffee · 30/08/2019 23:22

On a packet of stir fry noodles it had all the veg flying up and out of the wok with the noodles and it said 'serving suggestion' Confused

Jasmin82 · 30/08/2019 23:40

I remember seeing a photo of a children's t shirt that had on the label: Remove child before washing.

There are some that get translated from other languages that are fun. Such as the sign at a swimming pool which advised people: Do not breathe under the water Hmm

Foslady · 31/08/2019 08:44

Part of my job is writing specifications so I might be guilty of some of these but legally if it contains vitamin A I have to write that it’s not recommended for pregnant women unless recommend by your GP/anti natal clinic even if it’s a male fertility product!

SudowoodoVoodoo · 31/08/2019 08:52

Birthday age bages that are "not suitable for children under 36 months" Because I was really going to buy a 9 card and badge for a 2yo Confused More annoyingly, badges don't seem to have a proper pin on them any more so that you can just pin them onto any item of clothing. Killjoys.

I heartliy reccommend listening to Wierd Al' s Sue Ya... Grin

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