Electrical safety council
22 July 2009, 02:04 PM
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No no no.....
Whilst I appreciate that some people do have accidents with the kettle etc should this really be given charity status.
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I am no PHD man but even with my limited intelligence I know not to cut through the lawn mower wire...
Whilst I appreciate that some people do have accidents with the kettle etc should this really be given charity status.
Garden | Electrical Safety Council
I am no PHD man but even with my limited intelligence I know not to cut through the lawn mower wire...
22 July 2009, 02:40 PM
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It's the 'nanny state' we now find ourselves living in.
We can no longer hire chainsaws or ladders because if we do & the customer has an accident it is still our fault!!
Also on holiday in Cuba the bathroom had light switches (rather than pull cords) and guess what - we knew not to touch them with wet hands & told our daughter the same. But there were still people (Brits!!) complaining about it.......!!!!!
We can no longer hire chainsaws or ladders because if we do & the customer has an accident it is still our fault!!
Also on holiday in Cuba the bathroom had light switches (rather than pull cords) and guess what - we knew not to touch them with wet hands & told our daughter the same. But there were still people (Brits!!) complaining about it.......!!!!!
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