You sure about that? Because it feels like a pretty big deal from where I'm sitting. It sets a bad example and makes things harder for everyone else. Downplaying it just lets the problem get worse. Someone needs to point out why this matters, lol.

My flat earth rant at a barbecue last summer still haunts me.

Ugh, I keep hearing this from people lately. A buddy said his Airbnb host just shrugged when the hot water died.

Seriously, this isn't just a you problem, it's everywhere. I see this all the time with stuff in my bathroom too, labels fading from moisture. It's like companies make these products but don't think about how we actually use them daily. In your case, it's super dangerous because mixing up skincare can hurt someone. Same thing happens with kitchen cleaners, the bottles get gross and you can't read them. They really need to make labels that can handle being cleaned often.

Heard on a DIY show that cheap lasers often aren't set right. Explains why the manual way still gets used.