While many have wanted to ban the popular foam clogs for being shockingly ugly, a hospital in Sweden came up with an objective reason: Crocs tend to build up a static charge that zaps medical equipment.
While many have wanted to ban the popular foam clogs for being shockingly ugly, a hospital in Sweden came up with an objective reason: Crocs tend to build up a static charge that zaps medical equipment.
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