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I live in the town where these are made in. Dalton,GA and let me tell you it's like a sweatshop. They pay immigrant workers minimum pay and expose them to the chemicals and dust without the proper protection. No heat or air in the warehouses. Some of the batches are made by someone pouring in the material with a cup and sealing it. Never supporting this brand
I use these for walks in the morning pretty frequently. A good simple life hack is when you get back inside and they still have some life, throw them in a ziploc bag and suck out the air from the bag. You can easily get a few uses out of a pair
I live in the town where these are made in. Dalton,GA and let me tell you it's like a sweatshop. They pay immigrant workers minimum pay and expose them to the chemicals and dust without the proper protection. No heat or air in the warehouses. Some of the batches are made by someone pouring in the material with a cup and sealing it. Never supporting this brand
Got any evidence for this claim? Did the employees request this job or are they forced by the employer to work there? There are currently about 10 million job openings in the US and not enough people willing to fill those jobs. Math doesn't lie. The employees have options to work for another employer, if they prefer. People continuing to work there are doing so by choice. Also, even the dirtiest jobs in the US are done with better treatment than many jobs in other nations, if the employer is following the USA's strict labor laws. Products made in China are often made in actual sweatshops or sometimes by Uighur slave labor in concentration camps, where there is no or little labor laws.
I live in the town where these are made in. Dalton,GA and let me tell you it's like a sweatshop. They pay immigrant workers minimum pay and expose them to the chemicals and dust without the proper protection. No heat or air in the warehouses. Some of the batches are made by someone pouring in the material with a cup and sealing it. Never supporting this brand
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Got any evidence for this claim? Did the employees request this job or are they forced by the employer to work there? There are currently about 10 million job openings in the US and not enough people willing to fill those jobs. Math doesn't lie. The employees have options to work for another employer, if they prefer. People continuing to work there are doing so by choice. Also, even the dirtiest jobs in the US are done with better treatment than many jobs in other nations, if the employer is following the USA's strict labor laws. Products made in China are often made in actual sweatshops or sometimes by Uighur slave labor in concentration camps, where there is no or little labor laws.
I live in North Georgia. I can attest that although this area is very conservative, we love to hire immigrants (many illegal, they buy SSNs and employers turn a blind eye) while complaining about lost of jobs.
They technically have a choice...but when you don't speak a word of English the 10 million jobs dwindle.
Yes, safe to store in a glovebox. Hothands are mostly iron powder (put a magnet to it and you'll see it's magnetic). The rusting of the iron when exposed to air causes heat.
I live in the town where these are made in. Dalton,GA and let me tell you it's like a sweatshop. They pay immigrant workers minimum pay and expose them to the chemicals and dust without the proper protection. No heat or air in the warehouses. Some of the batches are made by someone pouring in the material with a cup and sealing it. Never supporting this brand
We have a lot of immigrants here from Ecuador. 10 years ago I ask some painters what they were making back home and they said $2 a day, They felt like kings making $8/hour but in recent years they were making $20 or more.Back home they weren't even allowed to flush toilet paper. Two million didn't just break-in because they expect to suffer
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We have a lot of immigrants here from Ecuador. 10 years ago I ask some painters what they were making back home and they said $2 a day, They felt like kings making $8/hour but in recent years they were making $20 or more.Back home they weren't even allowed to flush toilet paper. Two million didn't just break-in because they expect to suffer
Well toilet paper is yet another terrible luxury invention that somehow morphed into everyday necessity.
Just look at this product, ridiculous luxury.
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Also spoiler alert… if anyone is buying these to summit Kili, air's too thin to get any real heat outta them.
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They technically have a choice...but when you don't speak a word of English the 10 million jobs dwindle.
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And OSHA had fined a plant, which had an explosion and killed employees several times. Cheaper to pay a fine than fix issues...till you make the news.
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Just look at this product, ridiculous luxury.
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