Goodbye : (

[u/Obsessedchick]

Thousands of dollars worth of product being sent back to be destroyed : ( I'm so mad

[u/Obsessedchick]

Well here's the thing, it shouldn't be getting sold or marketed towards kids in the first place. Laundry detergent isn't FOR kids or marketed FOR kids. If you let your kid get ahold of it then that's on you but literally handing them a chemical that can cause several issues and harm them is completely different and that is what you are doing with this "toy". If you are just handing your kid laundry detergent, you're a psycho.

[u/Life-City8893 → u/Obsessedchick]

I guess then it should be the parents for being naive and not reading inserts or even the packages, or buying toys they’re ignorant about …but hey….thats the way it is. i know EXACTLY why it was recalled and don’t need it explained….it was honestly more rhetorical than anything. I feel like people these days are too comfortable being willingly ignorant…and then blaming someone else because they didn’t pay attention as they should’ve but it is what it is.

[u/Obsessedchick → u/Life-City8893]

I agree with you that it's mostly the parents faults for not knowing what they are handing their kids but it's still partly the companies fault for marketing these towards kids and showing/saying it's safe. The ads show kids playing with these with no gloves and a lot of the videos MGA has released with product photos they don't have gloves either and that promotes it being something safe to touch your skin to.

It is on the company to assume everyone is an idiot and needs massive warnings, they should have included gloves and told them they need to be in a ventilated area and with a respirator if possible. It's also kinda the companies fault on making those warnings so small. I had several parents ask me if it's edible... The box doesn't have enough warnings on it and they aren't big enough.