Neat! There was one odd thing that I noticed, however. In one spot they
"equate"
1 m2 = ~10 ft2
and in another it works out to
1 m2 = ~11 ft2
In those conferences NIST held regarding the proposed FPLA amendment
they had in hand at that time, the P&G Marketing head attended and
begged and pleaded to allow metric-only labeling. I half expected the
guy to fall to his knees and wring his hands, he was begging so hard.
Jim
On 2015-11-23 14:31, Ressel, Howard R (DOT) wrote:
I purchased a new Swiffer WetJET by Proctor and Gamble. As you see in
the attached Q&A they place an emphasis on metric using substitution vs.
conversion showing logical metric dimensions.
*Howard R. Ressel*
Project Design Engineer
New York State Department of Transportation
1530 Jefferson Road, Rochester, NY 14623
(585) 272-3372 | howard.res...@dot.ny.gov
www.dot.ny.gov
Metric Means Jobs and Money!
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