Discarded slippery plastic underfoot from earlier sheet buyers - step around or peel
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Henrik Ahlstrom•236 rep7
Discarded slippery plastic is underfoot from earlier sheet buyers and the paving is already damp. Step carefully and stay, or peel before someone falls. Not damp paving dew ignore-or-worry alone, and not rain-sheet sellers as a buy question.
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Slippery plastic on damp paving is a fall risk — step around if you stay, hold kids hands, and peel if anyone is already unsteady. Clearing the sheet into a bin only if it is safe and not in the lane.
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