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Check Your Smeeg - Company Behind Smeeg Responds To 'Check Your Smeeg' Memes: 'It's Simply Irresponsible'

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CN BUSINESS, Markets Tech Media Success Perspectives Videos LIVE TV Edition v Q Company Behind Smeeg Responds To 'Check Your Smeeg' Memes: "It's Simply Irresponsible." By Ramishah Maruf and Jacob Lev, CNN Updated 3:43 PM ET, Sat November 6, 2021 SmeegCoO @sm33gCo · Nov 6 Smeeg We believe that we should make it clear: do not check your Smeeg less than ten times. For the safety of you and others, you must do this before each use. The recent memes suggesting otherwise may have began as jokes, but if they don't stop soon, it may lead to people being hurt. Smeeg is a very safe product when used correctly, but reckless use can be dangerous. Please, don't forget to check your Smeeg. Wait 12 seconds befere removing Insert Smeegometer Smeeg! TE O 1,783 t7 6,347 4K A standard Smeeg product (left) Smeeg's response on Twitter (right) New York, NY (CNN) – After memes relating to the household cleaning product Smeeg took the internet by storm, the company who manufactures the product has taken a stand against them. They announced on Twitter earlier today that the memes were "Irresponsible." Every Smeeg product makes it very clear on the packaging that users must check the product ten times before each use using the included "Smeegometer". The company has provided no explanation for this seemingly arbitrary number, but they claim that it is critical for the customer's safety. Many users on Twitter responded with ridicule, further going against the corporation's

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