Some ideas are really good because they look cool, while others are really good because they're actually super helpful. The best ones do both, in my opinion.
And these cool ideas? Well, let's just say they're on a whole other level. I honestly can't help but be a little bit obsessed over some of these.
There are plenty of ways to hold a toothbrush in a bathroom, but I have to say that this is one of the more creative ones I've seen. And it looks like it actually works, which is really cool.
Who would've thought a bunch of Lego blocks could make for a pretty effective desktop organizer? I bet you could fully customize that thing to fit everything you'd need, too.
You see this a lot in underground parking spaces, but not so much in restrooms! Imagine wanting to go into a stall, but not having to awkwardly look under the doors to see if there are any feet on the other side. Amazing.
Now this is how you make a chicken coop. Like, they usually are kind of ugly, don't you think?
Not this one, though. This one just looks like an extension of the main house. Pure genius right here.
I think this is a really cute idea, especially with something like a plant directly below the window. It gives that floor a bit more personality, I think.
I'm sure it would also work really well for unicycling.
Okay, but seriously. Why isn't this a thing in every park yet?
I've been sitting here for a while now thinking about how useful a tiny shovel would be. It's kind of hard to use regular trowels in plant pots, but a tiny shovel like that would be way easier.
I really want one all of a sudden.
If you ever wanted to attract people to your new store or restaurant, take a page out of this place's book. They put a glaring typo in their banner, just so that people would stare and wonder if it was an accident. But it wasn't.
Sometimes, the sock you put on each foot kind of matters. Especially when those socks tell you which one is for which foot. Don't let the socks down.
This is definitely something I never thought about needing, but suddenly wish was in every public building. Why carry your umbrella around when you can just leave it in an area specifically designed to hold onto umbrellas?
This design is truly the best of both worlds. Not only is it super fun, but it's informative, too. At least it shows you what goes in your hair versus what goes on your skin.
Let's face it, clothing isn't really made to fit every body. Some people are short, after all.
It's nice that some places out there are looking out for our short friends, and offering to alter their pants for them. For free, too!
I love when phone operating systems get smart like this. Like, yeah, maybe you want that alarm on again. Or maybe you have the day off, and you don't want it on. It's nice to have options instead of your phone defaulting to the one choice you didn't want.
I'm sure I'm not the only one who will take the pumps off conditioner or lotion bottles and just hit them upside down until whatever's left comes out. If only more containers were designed like this one... The world would probably be a better place.
This is actually, like, unbelievably helpful. Why don't more things come with little reminders and stickers like this? It would definitely save most of us a lot of the heartache that comes with trying to assemble furniture and stuff like that.
Talk about honest advertising. Sure, finding out something is a lot smaller than the package makes it seem may not be a problem per se, but that doesn't mean it's all fine and dandy. Let me know what my snacks actually look like, please and thanks!
In OP's case, they were a passenger. But this is definitely super helpful if you're driving. Distracted driving is too real.
I seriously wish every company was like this. Having to unsubscribe from everything is kind of a pain, especially when some companies hide their unsubscribe buttons. They need to learn to take a hint.
My local theater has heated seats, and when I tell you they're the best thing in the world, I'm not kidding. Believe it or not, they're nice in the summer (when you're wearing shorts and a t-shirt but the theater's really cold).
Now this is pure genius. Like, a crosswalk like this would probably help a lot more people than you'd think. Here's hoping they become a thing everywhere.
