Red Bottle, Inc. makes fire extinguishers. The rubber it uses in the extinguisher hoses lasts longer without decaying and is better than any other type of material. But all extinguisher rubbers erode when exposed to water for prolonged periods. A customer's eye is severely injured when using a Red Bottle extinguisher because of a hole that developed from the customer storing the extinguisher in a wet place. Red Bottle's user manual instructs customers to store the extinguisher in a safe place but does not contain information about the rubber decay issue. Under what theory is the injured customer most likely to recover against Red Bottle?

Strict product liability for design defect

Strict produce liability for failure to warn

Fraud

Strict product liability for a manufacturing defect