Before using an Executive Tans tanning booth made by Sun Ergoline, Inc., Savannah Boles signed a release. The form stated that the use of the booth is “at my own risk,” with no liability on the part of the operator or manufacturer. Inside the booth, Boles’s fingers were partially amputated by an exhaust fan. She filed a suit against Sun Ergoline, asserting strict product liability. Should a manufacturer be relieved of strict product liability for a faulty product by means of an exculpatory clause (see page 157)? [Boles v. Sun Ergoline, Inc., 222 P.3d 724 (Colo. 2010)