Do not wrink?

@pitstop (15551)

Australia

November 2, 2022 9:04am CST

Do you wrink your clothes? I'd better not do this to this set of clothes I bought. The instructions clearly ask me not to 'wrink' it! Now that I've gotten your attention, this is one of the many funny typos and errors that come in come local product packaging. The instructions obviously mean do not WRING. But a little change in one letter at the end fan be a source of fun or confusion!

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@JudyEv (382162)

• Rockingham, Australia

3 Nov 22

We were at the doctor's yesterday and there is a screen where the pictures roll over. All the doctors and their specialities are listed plus some general information. There is also information that verbal abuse won't be tolerated nor will 'course language'. I wasn't quite brave enough to point out the error.

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

3 Nov 22

Someone will point it out in the due coarse of time.

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@JudyEv (382162)

• Rockingham, Australia

3 Nov 22

@pitstop Well done!

@Kandae11 (57231)

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3 Nov 22

Ha, ha.

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@wolfgirl569 (135791)

• Marion, Ohio

3 Nov 22

I agree looking at the picture it means wring.

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

3 Nov 22

Thankfully the pic was there.

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@franxav (14591)

• India

2 Nov 22

Some typo errors could be really funny.

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

2 Nov 22

Always good to have some funny things in life.

@josie_ (10033)

• Philippines

2 Nov 22

For a second I thought it read "Do not wink"

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

2 Nov 22

Woah! That's a good one.

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@LindaOHio (222417)

• United States

2 Nov 22

Typos on widely distributed items always amaze me. Didn't they check it before releasing?

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

3 Nov 22

They're a smaller company. So may have been overlooked.

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@Kandae11 (57231)

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2 Nov 22

I used to wring some cotton outfits to give them the crushed look which was in style at the time.

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

3 Nov 22

I wish wringed looks we're back. Saves the time in ironing and pressing clothes.

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@Happy2BeMe (99353)

• Canada

2 Nov 22

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