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There is no penalty for removing the tags AFTER you have purchased the mattress. This tag contains important "sensitive" data for retailers. I can only assume you will have to deal with a very irate manager as you are 100% likely being monitored AND recorded on closed circuit television via security cameras cleverly hidden in the ceiling or walls. If something says, "Do Not...", I would definitely heed that warning.
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Why can't you remove the tag on your bed?
You, as a consumer, can remove the label if you wish. This is a common misconception about the labels on mattresses. There are laws regarding the removal of manufacturer labels and tags from most products, but they apply to retailers (stores), and hotels, not to you as a consumer.There are a couple of things to keep in mind before removing that label, however. If your mattress has a warranty, even just a satisfaction warranty, the warranty will become null and void if you remove the label. Or, if your mattress is a loaner or home trial mattress, and you remove it's label, you just bought it, like it or not (The reason being that the retailer cannot reloan or resell a mattress with no label).
Is taking off the tags on mattress's illegal?
It's only illegal for a retailer to remove the tag, as the tag's purpose is to inform the consumer of the mattress's materials. Once you buy the mattress, you're free to rip it off.If you remove the tag, the company will not honor the warranty. The code on the tag tells them where it was made, when it was made and then and only then can they honor the warranty. no tag, no warranty!!!
People should always rip the mattress tag off of their mattress.?
No, please don’t do that! It’s a serious crime! You can go to jail for up to 20 years and/or even lose your entire home (distraint).
Pau D'arco will it remove skin tags?
This will not remove skin tags from the inside. You may be able to use this in an herbal formula on the outside. Burdock root and other herbs made into a paste will help remove skin tags.
Who do you call if you know someone who cut the tag off of a mattress?
Those tags are meant ONLY for the initial retailer/seller of the mattress. Once it is sold and in private hands you may do with it what you want.
Do visco mattresses come with a warranty?
"The Visco memory foam mattress comes with a great warranty. There is a 3 year warranty on parts and workmanship and also a prorated 20 year warranty. Make sure you don't remove the tags, as they are needed for the warranty."
Penalty for driving on DUI suspended license 2nd offense no insurance no tags in Ky?
The penalty for A 2ND Offense DUI is jail time in Kentucky. The suspended licenses, no tags, and no insurance may also be jail time, but an attorney will need to guide you through the legal aspects of the crime.
Is there a grace period for expired tags in Missouri?
Missouri does not have a grace period for expired license plate tags. A vehicle cannot be driven with expired license plates. There will be a $15 penalty the when the plate is renewed.
How can you get tags for a car without registration?
You will have to apply for a new registration.If the registration had lapsed you will also have to pay a penalty for not renewing.If you had applied for a planned non operation, there will be no penalty just get it registered again.
What are the Do Not Remove tags for?
Consumers can remove these tags after they purchase these products. The tags are for the manufacturers only, the workers in the factories. These tags let certain inspectors know that the product has been inspected properly.
How do you safely remove sticky tags from a puppy's paw?
You can use vegetable oil to remove sticky tags from a puppy's paw. This is a safe and effective method and will not harm your puppy if ingested.
What will happen to me if I remove the "do not remove" tag on my mattress?
When I was little, I was completely convinced the FBI was going to come get me if I so much as thought about taking those tags off. Turns out that fear is totally unfounded (duh), and nothing happens if you take the tag off.Those warnings are for the people who sell the products, not the consumers. Back in the early 1900s, mattresses could be stuffed with anything, even gross stuff like old rags, and the consumer wasn’t always warned. So regulations were created, and mattresses were required to have tags identifying their stuffing. As a workaround, mattress sellers started ripping those tags clean off before the public could even see them. That’s when those big, scary “DO NOT REMOVE” messages started appearing on the tags.So, as long as you’re not in the mattress biz, you’ll be fine tearing the tag off.
