The famous “do not remove” tags on pillows and mattresses were never meant to scare homeowners—they were originally required to help consumers know what materials and fillings they were buying. Once the product was purchased, the warning generally no longer applied to the owner, meaning the tag could be removed for comfort. Still, keeping it can be useful because it contains care instructions, materials, and manufacturer information.
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