We learn from our parents, who learned from our grandfathers and who in turn learned from our great-grandfathers how to use certain objects. The way of using some objects of our daily life has become cultural, mainly some that cross generations. However, its makers and inventors explain the correct way to use Things you’ve always used wrong and didn’t know.
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6 Things You Always Used Wrong and Didn’t Know
check below 10 Things You Always Used Wrong That You Didn’t Know until you see this text:
1 – eraser pen eraser
The blue part of the eraser that is in the image above does not actually erase a pen, but was created to erase pencils on thicker paper, such as cardboard.
2 – Beer or soda can seal
Soda can seal serves to hold the straw (Photo: Disclosure)
The seal of the beer can or soda can in general is not even used, but know that it was created as a kind of bottle opener, but it only has that format for you to use it as a support for the straw.
3 – Fold of the collar of the social shirt
The collar of the shirt served to hang it (Photo: Disclosure)
The collar of the social shirt was created to hang it in the wardrobe without crumpling it. And you there using hangers, right?
4 – Hole in noodle holder
Pasta holder serves to measure (Photo: Disclosure)
The hole in the middle of some pasta holders came up as a way for you to measure the right amount of pasta to be cooked.
5- The inside pocket of the jeans’ boldo
Jeans pocket (Photo: Disclosure)
Have you ever noticed that jeans have a small pocket inside a large one? What you don’t know is that this smaller pocket was created in 1873 to store the pocket watch.
6 – Hole in the pot handle
Hole in the pan (Photo: Disclosure)
Some holes in the handle of the pot go unnoticed, but what you don’t know is that it’s designed to hold the spoon.
