Stupid Snus Warnings

So, I scored a pretty awesome hoodie. I wear this kind of shit all the time, so when I saw it, I was stoked.

Except one problem…

Right under the General logo is a little thing that says “This product is not a safe alternative to cigarettes.”

And guess what… there’s another on the back, too.

It makes something that is awesome almost unwearable… but I had a plan…

I was able to get the warning off the rad hat I got. But that was stitched on — five minutes with a knife and it was off.

It went from this:

To this:

The hoodie warning, however, is ironed or printed or something fancy… Knife doesn’t seem to do much… now what?

I read up on removing this kind of thing online… There are several options but one sounds the most promising.

Basically, you iron it off. By using wax paper in between the iron and the bullshit warning, magic properties of heat+wax are supposed to remove it…

One thing I didn’t consider was just how long this would take.

After about 25 minutes and nine feet of wax paper, we went from this:

to this:

An improvement, but it’s still there and I no longer care. Maybe I’ll give it a another try some time soon…

Stupid snus warnings.

Disclaimer:
Products discussed in this blog post were provided by Swedish Match.


2 Responses to “Stupid Snus Warnings”

  1. Snusify Says:

    I agree the warnings are stupid but as the General Brand is being pushed in America the products and associated paraphernalia have to conform to that the American Government mandated warning.

    good effort from removing the warning on the hoodie, I also removed the warning from the hat the second day after i received it.

  2. Keef Says:

    Dude. just use black acrylic paint or black fabric paint to cover it up….that or white it out, and draw a snowman’s face on it or something.

    I needz me some Snus schwag.

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