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The two most common types of accidental death in the home are falls in bathtubs and from ladders.
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opossum-effigy reply
Magnets. Toddlers will put *anything* in their mouth. If they swallow one magnet, they’ll likely be fine. If they swallow two, they can have intestinal perforation. Without the words to communicate what’s wrong, it can easily be deadly
chut2906 reply
Apparently people can die from hair dryers catching fire. Because they sleep with them. Reading warning labels on household objects really gets me questioning how humans aren't all dead from idiocy.emartinoo reply
Cheap extension cords and power strips, especially ones without built in fail-safes that trip them if they are overloaded. The number of people who I see using those cheap, brown, dollar store extension cords, loading up every single available outlet, and leaving them plugged in 24/7 for years on end, makes me cringe.
AlwaysShip reply
Lift cords on blind windows. I've heard alot of stories of children getting tangled in them by the neck and dying. They have cordless blinds now so those are way better.
Novel-Structure-2359 reply
A peanut The number of idiots who think it is so cool to catch peanuts in their mouth. The risk of it sailing into your lungs is far higher than you think.
BoomHazard reply
A toilet. Saw a picture once of a woman who stood on a toilet to change her bathroom lightbulb, the toilet broke in half and when she fell the toilet cut her back wide open and she bled out. You could see everything inside of her, brutal.
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A humidifier I thought I cleaned it well but apparently you need to drown it in bleach and or hot water to get all that bacteria out from giving you a severe lung infection
joa_nh reply
you should clean ur toaster bc if too many bread crumbs collect they could actually catch fire thru the heat of the toaster.
VixenRoss reply
Cold and flu products/pain killers containing paracetamol . You’re suffering. You taken paracetamol, then lemsip, then more paracetamol, then more lemsip etc, before you know it you’ve had 8g of paracetamol. Your liver starts to fail. Read medicine labels. Don’t mix paracetamol products.
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Microwaves. There's a reason they have a warning to not f**k with them even if they're not plugged in- you can still absolutely get fried if you open it up to mess with it. You're not safe just because it's unplugged.
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Microwaves. There's a reason they have a warning to not f**k with them even if they're not plugged in- you can still absolutely get fried if you open it up to mess with it. You're not safe just because it's unplugged.chut2906 reply
Apparently people can die from hair dryers catching fire. Because they sleep with them. Reading warning labels on household objects really gets me questioning how humans aren't all dead from idiocy.emartinoo reply
Cheap extension cords and power strips, especially ones without built in fail-safes that trip them if they are overloaded. The number of people who I see using those cheap, brown, dollar store extension cords, loading up every single available outlet, and leaving them plugged in 24/7 for years on end, makes me cringe.BoomHazard reply
A toilet. Saw a picture once of a woman who stood on a toilet to change her bathroom lightbulb, the toilet broke in half and when she fell the toilet cut her back wide open and she bled out. You could see everything inside of her, brutal.AlwaysShip reply
Lift cords on blind windows. I've heard alot of stories of children getting tangled in them by the neck and dying. They have cordless blinds now so those are way better.joa_nh reply
you should clean ur toaster bc if too many bread crumbs collect they could actually catch fire thru the heat of the toaster.TheRestIs_Confetti reply
A humidifier I thought I cleaned it well but apparently you need to drown it in bleach and or hot water to get all that bacteria out from giving you a severe lung infection
SexandPsychedelics reply
Because it hasn’t been said here yet … F*****G STAIRS I’ve fallen down stairs at my work , banged my head and woke up in the hospital…. I wasn’t running down them , one f*****g loose floor board on the edge made me fall down 6-8 stepsopossum-effigy reply
Magnets. Toddlers will put *anything* in their mouth. If they swallow one magnet, they’ll likely be fine. If they swallow two, they can have intestinal perforation. Without the words to communicate what’s wrong, it can easily be deadlyThis Panda hasn't followed anyone yet
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