One really cool thing about this world is that people are constantly coming up with really cool ideas and designs. Some of them are too cool, though, and should be more common than they actually are.
Like these really clever design ideas. How have we not thought of them sooner? And how long before we start to see them more often?
This is kind of a mood. There have been countless times when I went to make toast, only for it to not be done enough. So yeah, I'm pretty into this "a bit more" button. I need it on my own toaster now!
The fact that, instead of using felt pads or something, they used cute little socks to keep the bottoms of these chairs from scratching the floor makes them so much more endearing. I kind of wish I had some for my home now.
Maybe I just haven't been to nice enough hotels, but I've literally never seen anyone do this before. It almost seems like a waste, given where that toilet paper is going to go, but it's still a nice little touch.
This is such a clever use of a bench. Because people will ride their bikes in parks, and they'll probably want to sit at one of the benches at some point. And it'll keep the bike out of the way without letting it fall over.
I feel like this is a pretty good design idea to keep around. It may not matter to some, but knowing the actual size of the tablet may be helpful for others. I dunno, I just think it's pretty neat.
I know that lamps that double as wireless phone chargers are already a thing, but not like this (yet). It's a great way to combine function with style. And as we know, when it comes to tech, aesthetics are kind of everything.
Arguably one of the most important things to factor in when buying a scented candle is how it smells. You don't want to go home with one stanky candle that you're never going to use, after all.
So yeah, this design is a total keeper.
There are people out there who... don't wash their hands after using the bathroom in a restaurant... and then come by and stick their hands in your fries. At least this will stop people from being gross in public.
Alternatively, that bed could be used for people who end up sleeping in the office overnight (but hopefully it never has to come to that).
I think we should normalize taking naps in the middle of the day, even when at work.
Cool little details like this are what set some companies apart from others. I wish every car manufacturer would follow suit and put little Easter eggs like this in their models. It would make driving a tiny bit more fun, at least.
I like the fact that this mustard jar already comes with a new function that makes it easy to recycle. I mean, it's a glass jar, so it would be easy enough to recycle anyway. But you can reuse this jar for as long as you want!
I think this is a pretty clever way to use an old dumpster. Though... I didn't even know there was a point when you had to stop using a dumpster to hold garbage.
Unless this is just some kind of art installation or something.
I can't believe how unbelievably clever this is! Because of course, trying to find the perfect angle for your bedside alarm clock can be kind of tricky. This is literally the best of both worlds.
I didn't know these were a thing, but I'm super glad they are! I'm kind of surprised I've never seen one before now.
Though, I'm sure the people who would use one already know they exist...
Even though I'm, like, 99% sure that the happy person doesn't make the machine run any better, it's still a nice design to keep around. It's already put me in better spirits today!
It's kind of funny; usually you see signs on people's lawns that tell you not to let your dogs do their business on the grass. But this one is the exact opposite.
Now, if only the dogs will follow instructions and use just that spot...
I have to say, I like the idea of this lid. You never know what's on the top of a can before you drink it, anyway.
Though, if it were made of something more recyclable, it would be even better...
I think that's actually super cool! You literally don't have to do anything with this; just let the wind do its thing and let the sun canopy retract on its own. Impressive!
If you're unlucky enough to have to take your kids grocery shopping with you, then you probably know the pain of taking them through a checkout lane full of candy. This No Candy Lane is actually super thoughtful.
That's actually pretty handy. That way, you'll know which groceries need to be put away as soon as possible.
And in places that don't sell plastic bags, they could just print something on paper bags to show which one has cold stuff in it.
