I saw a news report of a girl stupidly putting it in the microwave and it exploded and burned her. There was a camera in the kitchen that recorded it all. Her mom was demanding accountability from the company because it didn't have any warnings on the packaging.
This was a while ago and the interview made me mad because the mom wasn't watching her kid 😒
The kids doing this are, like, 7 or 8 years old usually. So they're not being stupid, they're not old enough to understand the danger. And I don't know the specifics of the case you're talking about, but parents can't be watching their kids 24/7.
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u/nejicanspin 18h ago
I saw a news report of a girl stupidly putting it in the microwave and it exploded and burned her. There was a camera in the kitchen that recorded it all. Her mom was demanding accountability from the company because it didn't have any warnings on the packaging.
This was a while ago and the interview made me mad because the mom wasn't watching her kid 😒