What You Need To Know Before You Lick Your Next Envelope

There's a classic Seinfeld episode titled "The Invitations," which likely spurred many of our first realizations that licking envelopes may be a bad idea. While the episode was clearly a comedic exaggeration, they were on to something. Here's why you should avoid licking envelopes altogether.
There's a classic Seinfeld episode titled "The Invitations," which likely spurred many of our first realizations that licking envelopes may be a bad idea. While the episode was clearly a comedic exaggeration, they were on to something. Here's why you should avoid licking envelopes altogether.

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Yes, N.J. voters, you can use Scotch tape to seal your mail-in ballot envelopes. But, it's not recommended.

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Licking envelopes to seal them closed is a completely normal thing that feels kinda weird. : r/Showerthoughts

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