To: BenLurkin
A whole spate of these tragedies happened in the 1950s, causing all the manufacturers to design their freezers so kids couldn’t lock themselves in. Horrible.
To: libstripper
A whole spate of these tragedies happened in the 1950s, causing all the manufacturers to design their freezers so kids couldnt lock themselves in.
I know in SoCal there were public service ads (and later laws) that said to remove the doors on old refrigerators/freezers.
27 posted on
01/15/2019 11:17:41 AM PST by
hanamizu
To: libstripper
A whole spate of these tragedies happened in the 1950s, causing all the manufacturers to design their freezers so kids couldnt lock themselves in. Horrible.
When I was a child in the 50s my father was remodeling some apartments and had some refrigerators in the back yard but he had removed the doors. We had no television so he must have read to do that in the newspaper or maybe just common sense from growing up on a farm.
34 posted on
01/15/2019 12:45:00 PM PST by
angry elephant
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