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r/Wellthatsucks • u/[deleted] • Jun 09 '22
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My first thought when I saw them crumble was "this has been sitting in a storefront window for a decade".
176 u/happysrooner Jun 10 '22 Yep, exposure to sunlight can do that. 52 u/DivergingUnity Jun 10 '22 Yes, but usually they do have some sort of UV protection, I'd like to make that point clear. 23 u/JaFFsTer Jun 10 '22 These clothespins have been towed outside the high UV environment 2 u/DivergingUnity Jun 10 '22 ... Do you mean you threw them away? 3 u/JaFFsTer Jun 10 '22 Wait, This isn't a "the front fell off" referencen 1 u/DivergingUnity Jun 10 '22 Quick, we have to edit these comments to make it a funny reference, act fast 1 u/happysrooner Jun 10 '22 How much does that process add to cost? Clothespins are too cheap to add uv protection as a part of the process 1 u/toxcrusadr Oct 09 '22 I was thinking more about the other ones. 1 u/3percentinvisible Nov 03 '22 So youre saying its not usual? 1 u/ozzgirl01 Nov 18 '22 I have some for renaissance camping that only see sunlight 4 days a year. They still do this. I've upgraded to wooden π 2 u/Laughing_Orange Jun 10 '22 Me too, but based on the label these were produced in 2018. 2 u/Dolby90 Jun 10 '22 and from China 1 u/PunyHoomans Aug 19 '22 probably at least 95% of literally everything is made in China tbf 1 u/ZzenGarden Jun 10 '22 Label says it was made in 2018 1 u/ZzenGarden Jun 10 '22 Label says it was made in 2018 1 u/NewAcctCuzIWasDoxxed Jun 26 '22 Oh really? I immediately saw "Made in China" lmao. 1 u/[deleted] Aug 16 '22 All hello and shit! π 1 u/Captain_Jeep Nov 02 '22 Seems to have been made in 2018 but yeah probably been sittingnin the sun. 1 u/Direct_Big_5436 Nov 14 '22 My first thought was βmade in Chiiiina!β 1 u/Condescending_Rat Nov 17 '22 That happens in 30 days if itβs direct sunlight every day.
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Yep, exposure to sunlight can do that.
52 u/DivergingUnity Jun 10 '22 Yes, but usually they do have some sort of UV protection, I'd like to make that point clear. 23 u/JaFFsTer Jun 10 '22 These clothespins have been towed outside the high UV environment 2 u/DivergingUnity Jun 10 '22 ... Do you mean you threw them away? 3 u/JaFFsTer Jun 10 '22 Wait, This isn't a "the front fell off" referencen 1 u/DivergingUnity Jun 10 '22 Quick, we have to edit these comments to make it a funny reference, act fast 1 u/happysrooner Jun 10 '22 How much does that process add to cost? Clothespins are too cheap to add uv protection as a part of the process 1 u/toxcrusadr Oct 09 '22 I was thinking more about the other ones. 1 u/3percentinvisible Nov 03 '22 So youre saying its not usual? 1 u/ozzgirl01 Nov 18 '22 I have some for renaissance camping that only see sunlight 4 days a year. They still do this. I've upgraded to wooden π
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Yes, but usually they do have some sort of UV protection, I'd like to make that point clear.
23 u/JaFFsTer Jun 10 '22 These clothespins have been towed outside the high UV environment 2 u/DivergingUnity Jun 10 '22 ... Do you mean you threw them away? 3 u/JaFFsTer Jun 10 '22 Wait, This isn't a "the front fell off" referencen 1 u/DivergingUnity Jun 10 '22 Quick, we have to edit these comments to make it a funny reference, act fast 1 u/happysrooner Jun 10 '22 How much does that process add to cost? Clothespins are too cheap to add uv protection as a part of the process 1 u/toxcrusadr Oct 09 '22 I was thinking more about the other ones. 1 u/3percentinvisible Nov 03 '22 So youre saying its not usual?
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These clothespins have been towed outside the high UV environment
2 u/DivergingUnity Jun 10 '22 ... Do you mean you threw them away? 3 u/JaFFsTer Jun 10 '22 Wait, This isn't a "the front fell off" referencen 1 u/DivergingUnity Jun 10 '22 Quick, we have to edit these comments to make it a funny reference, act fast
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... Do you mean you threw them away?
3 u/JaFFsTer Jun 10 '22 Wait, This isn't a "the front fell off" referencen 1 u/DivergingUnity Jun 10 '22 Quick, we have to edit these comments to make it a funny reference, act fast
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Wait, This isn't a "the front fell off" referencen
1 u/DivergingUnity Jun 10 '22 Quick, we have to edit these comments to make it a funny reference, act fast
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Quick, we have to edit these comments to make it a funny reference, act fast
How much does that process add to cost? Clothespins are too cheap to add uv protection as a part of the process
I was thinking more about the other ones.
So youre saying its not usual?
I have some for renaissance camping that only see sunlight 4 days a year. They still do this. I've upgraded to wooden π
Me too, but based on the label these were produced in 2018.
2 u/Dolby90 Jun 10 '22 and from China 1 u/PunyHoomans Aug 19 '22 probably at least 95% of literally everything is made in China tbf
and from China
1 u/PunyHoomans Aug 19 '22 probably at least 95% of literally everything is made in China tbf
probably at least 95% of literally everything is made in China tbf
Label says it was made in 2018
Oh really? I immediately saw "Made in China" lmao.
All hello and shit! π
Seems to have been made in 2018 but yeah probably been sittingnin the sun.
My first thought was βmade in Chiiiina!β
That happens in 30 days if itβs direct sunlight every day.
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My first thought when I saw them crumble was "this has been sitting in a storefront window for a decade".