slippery when wet

The phrase "slippery when wet" generally means that a surface becomes slippery and potentially hazardous when it is wet. This is a common warning sign seen on roads, floors, or other surfaces to indicate caution to prevent slipping or accidents. However, the search results mostly returned information about "Slippery When Wet," which is the title of a famous 1986 rock album by Bon Jovi, rather than the general meaning of the phrase related to wet surfaces. To summarize the general meaning succinctly: The phrase "slippery when wet" is used to caution that a surface, like a floor or road, becomes dangerous and prone to causing slips or falls when it is wet. If the question was intended in another context, such as about the album, please clarify. Otherwise, this explanation addresses the common traffic or safety-sign meaning. No direct safety-related source appeared in the results, but this is common safety knowledge. Would additional details on causes or types of surfaces that are slippery when wet be helpful?