This early-70s musical Mr. Yuk commercial was created to warn children about the dangers of drinking poisonous household products. Mr. Yuk stickers depicted a little green face sticking its tongue out. Parents could put the Mr. Yuk stickers on dangerous products as a warning. Mr. Yuk may be cute looking, but beware: Mr. Yuk will make you sick!
Can you think of a better sticker to warn children not to ingest poisonous materials? Post in the comments!
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