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**harm_less** · 04-12-2021, 08:57 AM

(03-12-2021, 05:42 PM)intrade Wrote:
(03-12-2021, 12:11 PM)harm_less Wrote: That type of labelling along with the OTT safety warning labels on any equipment sold on the US market is all about minimisation of liability. Those are the joys of a society where litigation is a way of life.
Do you remember the girl purchased┬á seat covers┬á from┬á one day sale or┬á something and it was in the news┬á she did not want to use or fit it cause it had┬á that cancer┬á warning on it. As soon as i┬á see .ca.govt on a┬á cancer┬á warning┬á i know its the knotheads in California. only┬á in┬á California┬á you get cancer┬á .
Here is that story someone tell her its fine its fpr┬á Californian┬á retards only.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/1251762...eat-covers

basically you can not buy any┬á single thing that is┬á sold in california because they have to put that cancer┬á warning on everything, i almost bet on it┬á it┬á be on pasta and all food items┬á also.
What is in them seat cover will be formaldehyde┬á as┬á if┬á you dont have that┬á you have a floppy┬á rag in fabrics┬á without┬á formaldehyde, its┬á why they say wash┬á before use anywhere┬á else to flush┬á the surface┬á formaldehyde off.

Formaldehyde isn't the only fabric dressing, but it is by far the cheapest. Its use is all about minimising cost. Also it impregnates the fibres so just washing the fabric will not remove it in most cases. I bought a Norsewear fleece jacket years back that was still off gassing formaldehyde after at least a dozen washings.

I react with respiratory symptoms to formaldehyde so its presence is obvious to me. This and skin reactions (i.e. eczema) are common symptoms for many people and we have a lot of customers for our fabrics and clothing due to their being certified free of contaminants including formaldehyde.

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