Links and sources
Sometimes a small detail needs a closer look: the cleaning instructions for an item, the age guidance on its label, or the source behind a health or safety point. I link that information where it helps explain the story.
Where a link takes you
"Read our story" takes you to another Cubworthy page. A link labelled with a source name takes you to that organisation's website. I try to link the specific document or page behind a factual point, rather than leave you to search a homepage.
What a source can tell us
A manufacturer's instructions describe its product and intended use. A health guideline can explain a wider safety point. Neither can prove exactly what happened in our home. The personal part of each story is my account of what we used and noticed; I keep that separate from the information I checked elsewhere.
Details can change
Instructions, products and guidance can change after a story is written. Check the exact model and the date of the information you are reading. If our photographs show an older version, the story says so. Other websites have their own content, terms and privacy practices.
A link that needs another look
If a link is broken, leads to a different item or no longer supports the point beside it, please send me the Cubworthy page and the detail through Contact.