How to deal with "omg you made this! You should totally sell this" a nube experience

[Lin]

I'm sure there's been more than one person. I know of quite a few cases of people suing mcdonalds for other things.

There are all sorts of frivolous lawsuits, and bizarre warning labels on products due to idiots. They don't have to be right, they don't have to win a suit to cause you all sorts of trouble.
http://www.legalzoom.com/lawsuits-settlements/personal-injury/top-ten-frivolous-lawsuits

 

[kryse13]

I really just want to stay on the right side of caution.
I remember reading a post about having insurance before
having anyone try our soaps. Not a bad idea but I have
no insurance right now.

I want to look for that post. Thanks for sharing, I haven't even thought of getting insurance before you gift soap.

I'm sure there's been more than one person. I know of quite a few cases of people suing mcdonalds for other things.

There are all sorts of frivolous lawsuits, and bizarre warning labels on products due to idiots. They don't have to be right, they don't have to win a suit to cause you all sorts of trouble.
http://www.legalzoom.com/lawsuits-settlements/personal-injury/top-ten-frivolous-lawsuits

I totally agree, people will do anything.

 

[The Efficacious Gentleman]

That would be an interesting thread. When giving soap away, I always know that the soap in and of itself is safe. Then I tell people what is in there AND the ingredients are listed. It is then up to them if they use it or not.