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[chrystaltree]

Yes, indeed I do.  But I leave the mattress tags on because I don't want to go to federal prison.  

[Mominohio]

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@Pqfan wrote:

Yes but never the pillows because I think you can go to jail.🤣

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@Pqfan 

I'm laughing my butt off! Thanks for that!

[colliemom4]

My dog loves to tear tags off certain things lol.

[kivah]

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@tends2dogs wrote:

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@Pqfan wrote:

Yes but never the pillows because I think you can go to jail.🤣

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I also leave the tags on my mattresses for the same reason.  Heaven forbid that the tag police come to my door!  What would the neighbors think?

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I cut those tags off my newer mattress - and the mattress police never showed up. 

[Flatbush]

If the tags annoy me like scratching me while using, I cut them off. Otherwise, I just leave them on and forget about them.

[Carmie]

I leave the tags on my towels.  i cut the tags off of the mattress and furniture. The tags must be left on and by law can only be removed by the consumer.  if I purchased it, I am the consumer.

i remove tags from most of my clothing too.

[RedTop]

I cut the tags off everything that does not have a warranty.   

I had 2 mattresses replaced due to breakdown of coils and batting, and supplying those tags was critical to getting the task accomplished.   Actually, the first question the store manager asked was “are the tags still on the mattress?”

The information on one tag linked that mattress to a factory with a high number of quality issues, so my warranty was processed quickly; pretty much no questions asked kind of thing.   It took much longer to process the other warranty, and the store manager came out twice to take pictures of the mattress.   

[onlyshopsonline]

I cut those white tags off of everything, except my mattress, because I think it can void the warranty.

[Katcat1]

You do not need to leave on ANY TAGS.  You own it, it's yours.  Do the tags you are leaving on say you will go to jail?

[Moonlady]

They don't say you'll go to jail, but they said "under penalty of law."

After decades of jokes and, yes, tags left on because some consumers actually thought that the warning was meant for them, manufacturers added the "except by consumer" part.

The original, however, is fondly remembered by some.

Oh, and I don't remove the towel tags because they're sewn on.