Some people see problems and other people see solutions. And those are the people who we have to thank for these pretty clever inventions.
Perhaps you didn't realize you even needed these little creations in your life, or perhaps you've been waiting for these very solutions to your problems all along.
Either way, get ready to be impressed because these are some seriously cool inventions.
The benefits of this "sound off" button extend far past the office. Think about all those times you sneak into the kitchen at 2 in the morning to heat up a hot pocket and have to stop the microwave before it hits 0 so you don't wake up your parents.
This is revolutionary.
Now you don't have to flip the clock around every time you just want to see what time it is! Genius!
This is perfect because I can't tell you how many times I've dropped a substantial amount of money on a new winter jacket, only for the chilly season to arrive and that coat turn out to be absolutely useless against the cold.
Now you don't have to accidentally burn your toast just because you wanted it a little more toasted.
Someone in the comment section wrote that these particular rolls are commonplace in Peru where most bathrooms don't have roll holders, so no need for the cardboard center anyway!
Anyone who saw the nearly three-hour long IT: Chapter Two movie probably endured the same problem I did. At some point you just couldn't hold it in any longer and had to run out of the theater to pee, only to come back and have missed something huge.
This will prevent that!
This way you don't have to struggle to open the door with full hands, or try to hold your coffee cup between your teeth, or wait for someone else to take pity on you and open the door for you.
It's a little awkward when your waiter keeps appearing at your table while you're in the middle of shoveling food into your mouth. This way, they only show up when you need them to.
This will basically eliminate an entire step in your ramen-making process so you can get to the good part (eating) way faster!
Have you ever found yourself sat at a table full of people who end up watching you struggle to slap a few droplets of ketchup out of a glass bottle?
Yeah, same. This needs to be in every restaurant everywhere.
This is a pretty neat and it is something I think more pizza places should implement too.
On a separate note, I like Big Dave's style. Now that's a pizza.
I especially love that each pattern incorporates that floor's number somehow, although it appears they may have accidentally jumped from floor 4 to 25, and then simply resumed with floor 6 like nothing happened.
I once saw a post showing an apartment building's laundry room that had some exercise equipment in there too so you could burn a few cals while you washed your delicates.
Personally, I think this idea is just a bit better.
Sometimes you find yourself in a jam-packed elevator and you can't help sweating a bit as you look at the weight limit and wonder if you're all pushing the capacity. This would definitely help my anxiety in those situations.
This way students don't have to carry their boards with them to class or try to shove them inside their lockers.
I don't know about all of you, but my high school lockers weren't equipped for anything besides text books. Definitely no room for skateboards in there.
The whole reason you're using a seat cover in the first place is so that no part of you has to touch the toilet, but you still have to place it on the seat! This handy device does the work for you and keeps your hands nice and clean, just how we like them.
I'm not saying I'm always an impatient driver but there are some times when I find myself at a red light that seems to last an eternity, so yeah it would definitely be nice to know just how long I have to sit there for.
While I'm all for reducing waste, I can't help but think the most appealing part about this soap is the fact that it's probably way easier to hold in the shower with that hole in the middle there.
This is definitely a handy feature that I think more dishwashers should have! Even if it's not projected on the floor, it would be nice to know how long a particular load is going to take until it's done and I can eat my dinner on a plate instead of out of a frying pan.
Personally, I don't use refillable pens but I can just imagine the frustration at being caught by surprise the moment your pen suddenly runs out of ink. Having a visible gauge to let you know how much is left would definitely prevent a lot of stress.
