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#2

The Dyslexie Font

Final score:

1.3Kpoints

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Sleazy Weaver 3 years ago

It's such a pretty font, too! Beautiful & functional.

321points

To find out more about the subreddit community that collects and shares examples of good design, Bored Panda reached out to its moderator Dale. He explained that the subreddit was first created as an offshoot of another subreddit with a similar name.

“It was created for the purpose of celebrating the effort made by companies and organizations that are directly for the benefit of the consumer. Particularly those efforts that may be at their expense.” Meanwhile, the sub has grown fairly strictly along these lines ever since. Dale also said that the community members celebrate good design and environmentally friendly decisions made by these groups.

“This may include things like the ability to turn off ads for free on free apps. Or, articles or videos that include the answer to questions before the content (such as in the title) as a kind of anti-clickbait. Our sub icon Adam Neely is a YouTuber and a great example of this.”

#3

This Is Amazing

Final score:

1.1Kpoints

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Rose the Cook 3 years ago

Should be in all clinics.

288points

#4

Let’s All Think Back To Middle School (Or Any Other Time) And Think About How Great It Would’ve Been To Have This Instead Of Needing To Muster The Courage To Ask Someone

Final score:

1Kpoints

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elia 84631 3 years ago

This is useful. I hope more schools and education systems are aware of these issues.

287points

The community currently has over 160k members that make up “a diverse crowd with a common goal to celebrate and spread the news of good companies and organizations with consumer-friendly practices. It has been gaining traction and the subreddit has been growing steadily since its inception,” the moderator added.

Dale believes that companies these days are moving further in two opposite directions. “Some companies are becoming more ethical, caring and thoughtful towards their consumers, doing what is right and being rewarded through the growing mindset of being an ethical consumer.”

However, “There are also companies that are prioritizing fast profit over everything else and, as a result, will be gracing the front page of our sister subreddit.” “I think more and more, as time goes on, companies need to be mindful of which side they will choose when it comes to developing their brand,” he added.

#5

This Sign

Final score:

974points

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MustardLemon 3 years ago

it sure does!

132points

#6

This Toilet Paper Roll Contains A Mini Paper Roll To Carry With You, Instead Of An Hollow Carbord Roll!

Final score:

970points

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

That's a lot of toilet paper

122points

#7

When Tesla Has Common Sense

Final score:

962points

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Sarcastic Panda 3 years ago

This is honestly great. Like with the sign and with the AC. Genius.

161points

#8

The Strings On This Fan Show Which String Does What

Final score:

936points

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CATMONSTER2018 3 years ago

Oddly cute :)

257points

TheBookwormPotato 3 years ago

Yup! Cute and clever!

6points

Tabitha L 3 years ago

I have these! I was so excited to get them. Hubby just rolled his eyes at me. He said he never gets them mixed up.

21points

Mewton’s Third Paw 3 years ago

Is he taller than you?

3points

YourGenderfluidFriend 3 years ago

*takes them off and makes them into earrings*

5points

TheGayPandas 3 years ago

YES

2points

Iapetos 3 years ago

This is genius! Awesome design!

4points

Bunny Girl 3 years ago

I need this! I have so much trouble with this stuff

3points

Raine Soo 3 years ago

Is that not cute? I love the little bulb and fan.

3points

The Harry Potter person 3 years ago

My mom has those :)

3points

Ghoustie 3 years ago

i need one set of them very much

3points

Gwen 3 years ago

Amazon

2points

Deal _Anneal 3 years ago

knowing my cat she will probably gnaw them off there strings

3points

Karen Hoover 3 years ago

Does your cat fly?

3points

Tully Cloud 3 years ago

That is so cute!!!!

2points

Suzanne Slifer 3 years ago

OH MY GOD !!! I LOVE THIS !!! IT'S SO BRILLIANT !!! WHERE CAN I GET MYSELF A SET !!! {even though if you notice the "fan charm" also has a tiny lightbulb on it}

1point

Rannveig Ess 3 years ago

I had to look! Amazon (of course...) has many many kinds of these charms in all colors and variations.

0points

VidaLife 3 years ago

All the houses in my parents retirement community have these so cute

1point

ethan simpson 3 years ago

i always forget what they do

1point

Hugh Walter 3 years ago

Brilliant!

1point

Pavlina G 3 years ago

They sell them in Home Depot and Lowes

1point

TheGayPandas 3 years ago

I had one of these when I was little until I got a fan with a remote

1point

a Minecraft girl 3 years ago

This is cool and cute!!

1point

the Me_greatest 3 years ago

I have those

0points

Tracy Wallick 3 years ago

I have these! they make my life much easier, cuz you can feel the difference in the dark too

0points

JenZu 3 years ago

But WHY oh why are the strings so short? I literally added 3 times the length to my fan lamps strings so I can reach them FROM MY BED.

0points

Sarah Simons 3 years ago

I have this, its really cool too.

0points

Cathy Proctor 3 years ago

GREAT idea, I get them wrong all the time but that may be a personal problem

0points

Faith Nicole 3 years ago

I am forever pulling the wrong ones, even when I lived in my childhood home for 15+yrs, using the same fan repeatedly 😄

0points

Grace Joann Ward 3 years ago

socute

0points

Diane Phillips-Herman 3 years ago

I have these, very common.

0points

Vincent Jay 3 years ago

This is a VERY good idea!

0points

SemelinaPitrone 3 years ago

that is hilarious and adorable and an amazing idea.

0points

jood 3 years ago

great idea

0points

Teri Campisi 3 years ago

Like that idea!

0points

Emily Vogt 3 years ago

I purchased these off Amazon for less than $10!!

0points

backatya 3 years ago

cool

0points

Elaine Mattingly 3 years ago

Adorable. Practical and brings a smile to your face.

0points

Brie Sansotta 3 years ago

Now tell me which one turns the fan upward or downward for Winter and Summer (I never get it right!)

0points

Aitchilm 3 years ago

I bought some of these for my in-laws who have poor eyesight and dementia. They work great.

0points

Olivia Womacks 3 years ago

I have that exact set i got at Home Depot but you can probaby find them at lowes or menards

0points

Annamay 3 years ago

I need this! And with longer strings.

0points

Tracy Wolfe 3 years ago

Should be by default.

0points

Anna D 3 years ago

I like this.

0points

Suzie McDaniel 3 years ago

I just remember the chain for the fan is above the one for the light.

0points

Kathy G 3 years ago

I have these. Bought them on Amazon. Love them! Now it’s so easy to tell them apart.

0points

CharliAnn Olney 3 years ago

Now if we just knew which way for summer and winter!

0points

Sandy Eigler 3 years ago

I have one like that! I love it!!

0points

Jane W. 3 years ago

multicultural, too

0points

Dee Stern 3 years ago

I need this. I really, really need this.

0points

Jewell Martin 3 years ago

Exactly what I did in my kitchen.

0points

Susie Swearingen-Kamachi 3 years ago

This is a fantastic idea!!

0points

Johan Plane 3 years ago

Brilliant! (And cute)

0points

Barney Martin 3 years ago

I've had these for years. Before that, I used to always say "long is light" so I'd know which cord was the light.

0points

Barbara Vandewalle 3 years ago

I had a crystal for the light, and a ceramic for the fan. Never did see a fan pull.

0points

Casey B 3 years ago (edited)

Sorry but you've been able to buy these just about everywhere for years.

0points

Pangolin Pal 3 years ago

WANT WANT WANT!!!!

0points

Jenny Rose 3 years ago

I pick the wrong one every time

0points

Rachel Connot 3 years ago

You can buy these at Wal-mart. We have them on both out ceiling fans at home.

0points

Alyssa Fiedler 3 years ago

mine does this too. : D

0points

bi panda 3 years ago

I HAVE THE EXACT SAME ONES IN MY ROOM!!!!

0points

Red72 3 years ago

I have this exact set & NEED it every time I use the fan. I'm short, so this helps when I'm standing on my tippy toes or mini stool, hoping. I grab the right 1!

0points

Kris “ADHD_Carrier” Dudoich 3 years ago

I have some like this except the designs are flat. They are VERY helpful!

0points

Kevin3475 3 years ago

directly from Gashapon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

0points

Luna Lovegood! 3 years ago

i don't know why, but these are kind of cute. i like tiny stuff.

0points

The weird one! 3 years ago

i like it and it cute

0points

Bridget Price 3 years ago

I have these and it's so convenient so I don't pull the wrong one.

0points

John Doe 3 years ago

i want that that

0points

★Twizted~Wulfie★ 3 years ago

My aunt has that 😂

0points

Nancy Mac 3 years ago

I have these on my fans.

0points

PurrfectPixels 3 years ago

Ha. I have those on my fan...oddly useful and pretty

0points

Maeve Valentine 3 years ago

Smart too :)

0points

Analyn Lahr 3 years ago

I need that because I always forget.

0points

David Brier 3 years ago

Wow. I bought those on Amazon. Clever.

0points

Lydia Jeanne Wright 3 years ago

oh that is amazing

0points

Id row 3 years ago

I *always* pull the one I don't want, I need this feature.

0points

̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿ 3 years ago

that's great!

0points

StormWolf 3 years ago

As a kid, I had a setup like this (minus the helpful add-ons) and not ONCE did I ever pull the correct one first time. I mean what are the odds...

0points

Dolevaal 3 years ago

Nice idea, but would still freak me out. I hate swinging long cords, pendulums etc, they make me nervous :D

0points

Definitely not a person 3 years ago

I has dese in mi Dino tank

0points

Dooberman 3 years ago

OMG I HAVE THAT EXACT SET OF FAN STRINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

0points

Spring Fisk 3 years ago

This are so helpful, got some for my brother!

0points

Jameson Harney 3 years ago

OMG! WHERE CAN I BUY THAT?

0points

Nymphadora Tonks 3 years ago

You could make them

0points

Eve 3 years ago

I've bought these for my fan. :)

0points

Aileen 3 years ago

This is such a great idea! Usually one string is longer than the other, but sometimes the longer string is for the light and sometimes it's for the fan.

0points

Juan Alcorta 3 years ago

So helpful!

0points

Ms LaDonna 3 years ago

I actually have these! they are wonderful in the dark!!

0points

Peter Pan 3 years ago

I need this

0points

Mark Serbian, PK&RG,W 3 years ago

Home Depot carries these. So does Amazon. I have 'em on every fan in the house!!

0points

Lorelai Purvis 3 years ago

mine in the kitchen has little symbols on it so even if you aren't looking you know which cord does what

0points

jaysko 3 years ago

Uhh... so does this set

0points

Clandestine 3 years ago

GENIUS! I would do it wrong so often!

0points

HufflePuffleGothleGay 3 years ago

oh i need this , the amount of times ive accidentally blinded myself momentarily ....

0points

#9

Save The Turtles

Final score:

915points

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CATMONSTER2018 3 years ago

Everywhere needs this. :D

234points

Dale believes that communities such as their subreddit are vital to spread the word and shed light on these virtuous business practices. “Being nice is its own reward. However, if subreddits like ours can help boost these companies, then all the better.”

The moderator added that companies should be rewarded for ethical and kind decisions. “There does not need to be a financial loss for kindness. Money spent on good design can pay dividends in this brave new global economy.”

#10

This Bottle That Is Designed To Use All The Liquid On It

Final score:

854points

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Tara Brooks 3 years ago

I want one!

180points

#11

My Local Shopping Centre Has A Special Time Where The Entire Building Is Autism Friendly

Final score:

829points

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HufflePuffleGothleGay 3 years ago

ah thats so sweet and inclusive

178points

#12

An Easy Way To Ask The Company To Repair Wheels

Final score:

775points

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Rose the Cook 3 years ago

Seldom met one that didn't.

155points

#13

Remember This When Walking Your Pets

Final score:

768points

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Sonya Jersey 3 years ago

That's why I only walk my boy early in the morning, late evening and at night. A random 3 am walk is the best thing :). I often see pets on leashes in the middle of the day, panting like crazy and I feel so bad for them and their precious paws.

192points

#14

Tinder Is Having Your Back When The Government Doesn’t

Final score:

724points

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Sleazy Weaver 3 years ago (edited)

The sad reality is that this sort of thing is still necessary in this day & age. Hats off to Tinder for keeping people safe in this instance! They have a long way to go but at least they're doing good in one regard.

297points

Designs that we see on the top shelves at supermarkets or on the top line in our internet browser have changed beyond recognition in the past decades. Previously, they all served a lone purpose to sell, whatever it took. From bright colors to deceptive packaging, nothing used to be off limits.

But millennials are now driving brands to practice socially responsible and user-friendly design. Not only are they less likely to spend their hard-earned money on things they don’t really need to compare with previous generations, they also expect much more from the brand than the thing they’re buying.

#15

This Rite-Aid Has A Magnifier So You Can Read The Labels On The Medicine

Final score:

681points

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Rose the Cook 3 years ago

Handy for anyone who left their glasses at home.

121points

#16

China’s Largest E-Commerce Company Uses Its Boxes As Flyers For Missing Persons

Final score:

680points

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

We buy things online a lot now... it makes sense to move from milk cartoons to this

221points

#17

Clothes Company Puts Options For Multiple Owners On Childrens Coats

Final score:

672points

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Lyz Frerking 3 years ago

That brand name, tho...

366points

#18

Bought A Box Of Screws - It Came With The Bit Needed To Put Them In

Final score:

670points

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Amelia Earhart 3 years ago

Brilliant! How many times couldn't I find that bit!

127points

#19

Yearbook Picture With A Gap To Avoid Lost In Binding

Final score:

664points

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HufflePuffleGothleGay 3 years ago

Me chilling in britain "they cant exactly do that with my face can they , or do i need a bigger school bag ?"

47points

It turns out that millennials prefer to do business with brands that have prosocial messages, ethical standards, and sustainable methods. Not only do they expect companies to be transparent in their manufacturing processes, they also deeply care about them being socially responsible.

This is partly because, in the past decade, the things we consume, buy, and wear have become silent messages we give out to people. Every brand label may speak volumes, and millennials are not risking putting on a jacket just because it’s cold outside when they know very well that it’s produced in sweat shops in third-world countries.

#20

If You Try To Enter The Antivax Subreddit It Brings A Detailed Warning About The Misinformation You Might Find

Final score:

646points

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Johnny Rodriguez 3 years ago

No, thanks..

168points

#21

Design That Prevents A-Holes From Creating New Accounts

Final score:

644points

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Linus Nilsson 3 years ago

I like that the "asshole" was nice enough to show us this

267points

#22

This Alarm Which Saved Me A Frantic Call To My Boss Tomorrow

Final score:

638points

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Arieke 3 years ago

Could just use 24 hour clock.......

201points

#23

Legos Explains

Final score:

623points

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Tara Brooks 3 years ago (edited)

Smart. I would think it prevents theft too

241points

#24

My New Sheets Have Tags On Each Side That Either Says “Side” Or “Top Or Bottom”

Final score:

617points

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

I'd still mess it up 3 times before getting it right

164points

#25

Sauce Warning

Final score:

607points

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Emma_Aitana yay 3 years ago

Usefull

112points

Consider that typical millennials and the following generations are much less susceptible to “traditional” marketing techniques, such as the television commercial and the billboard. It’s because their hectic lifestyles have taught them to value their time and choose wisely where to eat, what to wear, and how to spend their evening.

Moreover, surrounded by a capitalist boom in early childhood, millennials grew immune to obtrusive marketing, which is mainly self-interested. These days, they expect brands to be open and communicative about how they operate in the world and to seek incremental and positive social change.

#26

A Hot Stamp Instead Of A Sticker

Final score:

605points

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Sasy 3 years ago

Branding veggies, they have eyes...imagines PETA will have issues.

203points

#27

This Goodyear Tire Has Tread Depth Measuring Built Into The Rubber.

Final score:

602points

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BG 3 years ago

all tires/tyres have treadwear indicators. Its a line of raised rubber that runs perpindicular to the tread pattern. When the tread is worn evenly with the TWI, replace the tire. treadwear-...bc2e53.jpg

7points

#28

During The Pandemic, This Feels So Much Safer Than Using The Normal Buttons

Final score:

599points

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Trav May 3 years ago

Though true, it's probably designed more for if your hands are full.

191points

#29

This Metal Slide Is Water Cooled So It Doesn't Burn Kids In The Summer

Final score:

569points

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Johnny Rodriguez 3 years ago

Oooh, painful memories..

234points

The key term is “corporate social responsibility,” which, according to Forbes, embodies 4 major qualities that millennials look for in companies these days. First, they want companies to be actively invested in the betterment of society and the solution of social problems. Second, they want companies that prioritize “making an impact” on the world around them.

Third, they want companies to be open and honest about their efforts—and to be public about their pro-social initiatives. And lastly, millennials want companies to involve their customers in their good works. An opportunity to give back to people is something inherently millennial, and shows how every effort from the brand’s point of view really matters.

#30

This Verification System Is Easier Than Captcha And Not As Confusing

Final score:

561points

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

unlike trying to click on boxes with traffic lights.. does the pole holding the light part of the traffic light? who knows

330points

#31

This Considerate Pup-Up

Final score:

551points

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N G 3 years ago

i need this for my house spiders

254points

#32

This School Has A Large Periodic Table On The Wall With Things Where Each Element Is Used

Final score:

547points

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LuckyL 3 years ago

Learning unconsciously while walking

136points

#33

My Bike Seat Is Also A Bike Pump

Final score:

545points

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Tabitha L 3 years ago

Very useful.

62points

#34

The Way These Sardines Are Packaged With Transparent Lid

Final score:

535points

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HufflePuffleGothleGay 3 years ago

me "dont throw up dont throw up dont throw up " other than that its cool!

162points

To sum it up, the bare minimum of a user-friendly package that doesn’t promise what it cannot give is no longer enough. As generations are changing, marketing trends are shifting simultaneously. The brands who’ll be the first to adapt will likely take the biggest piece of the new consumer loyalty cake.

#35

Gmail Will Detect If You Wanted To Attach A File Based On The Content Of Your Email, And Warn You If You Haven't Attached It

Final score:

520points

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Gyro Pilot 3 years ago

Stop reading over my shoulder, Gmail!

40points

#36

This Toilet's Cistern Fills Using A Tap And Sink So You Can Wash Your Hands With No Waste

Final score:

518points

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Sasy 3 years ago

Love those, so perfect for loo only rooms instead of a sink taking up half the space.

133points

#37

These Business Cards Have Braille On Them As Well As Printed Text!

Final score:

511points

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Johnny Rodriguez 3 years ago

It should also smell like coffee..

195points

#38

The Books At The Bottom Are Flipped At An Angle You Don’t Have To Bend Down To See

Final score:

500points

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Amelia Earhart 3 years ago

Who knew? I think I will sneak into the library and do this to all the bottom shelves.

112points

#39

That’s Actually Super Useful

Final score:

489points

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Joe Joe 3 years ago

That should be required for food.

182points

#40

My Lipton Tea Came With A Teacup Shaped Teabag Holder

Final score:

487points

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Sleazy Weaver 3 years ago (edited)

Product placement in the coolest way! That's such a cute teacup! Now I need to go buy some Lipton.

127points

#41

Big Unsuscribe Button

Final score:

486points

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Sum Guy 3 years ago

These are usually very small and hidden... you'd press it and it will ask you if you are sure, and will ask you why.

166points

#42

The Colder It Gets, The Greater The Discount At This Candy Store (Edmonton, Ab, Canada)

Final score:

485points

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CATMONSTER2018 3 years ago

"Hacks thermometer"

186points

#43

Appropriate Soap For Before Or After You Eat

Final score:

477points

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Amelia Earhart 3 years ago

Now that is posh!

149points

#44

This Milk Bottle Shows You How Much Milk Is Still Inside

Final score:

464points

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Marcellus the Third 3 years ago

Except for an extra layer of plastic/recycling complications, I don't see the big point... Lifting it will tell you much the same info for most people, and kids can learn. Plastic ones (HDPE, easy to recycle, even at home with an oven) are also sufficiently transparent to already see the level.

226points

#45

Small Detail: The Orientation Of These Two Outlets Are Offset By 90 Degrees So That More Charging Ports Can Fit At Once

Final score:

438points

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Doggo Froggo 3 years ago

Is anyone else seeing little faces?

215points

#46

My TV Mount Has A Spirit Level Attached To It

Final score:

424points

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Linus Nilsson 3 years ago

Ours did as well, but it was almost five degrees off.

76points

#47

Contextual Advice, In Case You’re Like Me And Always Assumed It Would Stay Fresher If You Left The Foil Partially Attached So You Could Re-Cover It When Putting The Lid Back On

Final score:

399points

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BorPand8 3 years ago

That's what I always thought too. You mean it doesn't?

139points

#48

This Apple Feature

Final score:

391points

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HufflePuffleGothleGay 3 years ago

aw i want an apple now

53points

#49

This Note Says Everyone That Handled My Food Did Not Have A Fever And Has Their Full Names

Final score:

350points

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Sasha Kuleshov 3 years ago

The future has reached us :3

20points

#50

T-Shirt Size Mentioned On The Hanger Stem Itself. No Need To Check Every T-Shirts To Find The Correct Size

Final score:

341points

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Sleazy Weaver 3 years ago

Most stores have these hangers but the clothes aren't always on the right one. Check the labels anyway.

589points

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#51

This Hotel In Germany Has A Sign That You Can Hang On Your Door To Indicate That You Have Hearing Problems An Thus Require Extra Assistance In Case Of Emergency

Final score:

108points

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WildHoneyPie 3 years ago

Love this one. My husband wears hearing aids but takes them off at night. He would definitely need the help.

25points

#52

They Might Not Be Perfect In English But Have A Great Point!

Final score:

100points

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Paul Budhram 3 years ago

This is what the dyslexia font helps with

12points

#53

Uber Checks In On You In Case You Stop Moving

Final score:

95points

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Grant Barke 3 years ago

How will I answer that if I'm tied to a tree in a forest in the middle of nowhere.

86points

#54

This Wine Label With Braille

Final score:

94points

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Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago

For those nights when you wanna get blind drunk! ...I'll show myself out.

76points

#55

When You Press "Skip Intro" On The Simpsons, Disney+ Takes You To This Point So You Don't Miss The Couch Gag

Final score:

90points

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Swyft 3 years ago

I kind of want to know what the deleted comment was

15points

#56

These Anti A-Hole Christmas Lights That Tell You What Each Setting Is So You Don’t Have To Just Guess

Final score:

90points

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Lilly Rose Poppy 3 years ago

I HAVE THESE!! THEY ARE SO GOOD!

11points

#57

Costco’s Glove Boxes Have Size Charts On The Side To Get The Best Size To Fit Your Hand

Final score:

86points

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Raine Soo 3 years ago

Every box of gloves I have ever purchased has this sizing chart. I thought that this was common practice.

3points

#58

Measuring Spoon Comes In Two Shapes, With A Thinner Side That's Easier To Fit Into Small Containers.

Final score:

84points

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Dippin Dot 3 years ago

I have similar ones that are made of metal. Mine are also magnetic so they stick together in the drawer. What I like is that I can measure out two things without washing in between. I generally use the round for liquids and the oblong for dry goods.

17points

#59

This Men’s Room In Quebec City Has A Door Opener So You Don’t Have To Touch The Handle

Final score:

82points

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Rose the Cook 3 years ago

A better idea is no external door at all but just stratigically walls leading to the actual toilets.

17points

#60

This Packaging Has A Small Slot To Pull Open Insdead Of Using Scissors And Cut Your Fingers

Final score:

82points

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Akalvin 3 years ago

Hmmm... It it was packed in cardbox, would be even better than plastic

35points

#61

This Sign At Costco Lets You Know When There Is An Open Pump In Front Of You

Final score:

80points

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Avery S Alberico 3 years ago

I wish ALL Costco locations had this

17points

#62

Local Bar Saving You From Having To Touch The Dirty Door Handle

Final score:

79points

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Rob 3 years ago

I have finer control with my hands and arms. I fear I would slam the door into my own face if I had to pull it open with my foot...

27points

#63

These Squeaky Kids Shoes Have A Switch To Turn Off The Squeaking

Final score:

79points

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Tara Brooks 3 years ago

Genius. I always wished for this when my daughter was young

30points

#64

Reminding Me I Don’t Need To Pay While I’m Trying To Pay

Final score:

77points

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Gyro Pilot 3 years ago

Motorcity

9points

#65

In The Process Of Helping Someone Move, I Found This Baggy With A Spare Battery In It. I’ve Got No Idea What It Goes To, But It’s Pretty Nice Of Them To Include It!

Final score:

76points

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Marcellus the Third 3 years ago

It's a CR2032 so it goes in many things, often 3 at a time... Things that need rare short bursts of relatively high current, like scales.

38points

#66

A Very Non-A-Hole Way To Include The Movie-Based Cover On Books

Final score:

64points

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monkeydog 3 years ago

Why would anyone need movie information when reading the book?

13points

#67

This Sight Seeing Binocular Is For The Color Blind

Final score:

61points

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Wendillon 3 years ago

I'd imagine this would make a lovely trip memory for the percentage of colourblind folks that EnChroma works for.

14points

#68

My Local Target Did This To Show What Essential Items They Have In Stock

Final score:

60points

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Sky Render 3 years ago

Costco was doing that during the early days of the pandemic too.

13points

#69

The Cap Of This Apple Juice Bottle Has An Engraved Arrow, Which Indicates The Direction Of Rotation To Open It

Final score:

58points

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Col BatGuano 3 years ago

Wow. Anti-clockwise to open. Imagine that.

55points

#70

Making Good Quality Reusable Bags

Final score:

55points

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Eliška Hůlková 3 years ago

I love this! It's a small thing, but really important.

16points

#71

Telling People That You’re Raising Prices And Giving A Good Reason

Final score:

52points

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Hugh Cookson 3 years ago

Reasonable ...

14points

#72

This Bed Frame Came With A Ratcheting Hex Wrench For The 21 Bolts I Had To Put In.

Final score:

52points

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Chris Wade 3 years ago

A quality looking one at that.

16points

#73

Not Sure If This Really Counts But This Mall Included These Charge Ports At Every Table. Pretty Convenient

Final score:

52points

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Sasy 3 years ago

They are great

9points

#74

Sweden’s Got It Right

Final score:

51points

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Rob 3 years ago

This only works for the first cyclist to arrive at the traffic lights; the next won't be able to reach the pole...

15points

#75

This Cafe Uses A Traffic Light To Let You Know When It’s Okay To Enter (For Covid Social Distancing)

Final score:

49points

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Lilly Rose Poppy 3 years ago

This is really cool, it also a reuse/up cycle!

11points

#76

Bathrooms At Wawa Have A Slight Lip To Cover The Crack, It Makes A Huge Difference

Final score:

48points

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Lola 3 years ago

Maybe the original design was just crap? I feel bathroom stall cracks are only an American issue..

50points

#77

This Brand Of Water Uses Reusable Aluminum Bottles Instead Of Plastic (And They Still Cost Around The Same Price As A Similar Sized Plastic Bottle!)

Final score:

47points

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Kaisa 3 years ago

Good thing it is not bath water

28points

#78

Do Not Buy Gift Cards From Us Because It Might’ve A Scam!

Final score:

46points

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Wendillon 3 years ago

Sad that this is necessary but good on the company for putting it up.

18points

#79

Pump Bottle With A Easily Removable Label So It Can Be Reused/Repurposed When Empty.

Final score:

46points

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Col BatGuano 3 years ago

good luck getting leftover silicone residue out of the can.

35points

#80

This.

Final score:

45points

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Sleazy Weaver 3 years ago

Ouch, that's a headache waiting to happen... & I once again pity colorblind people!

24points

#81

My Doctor's Office Spreading Info About Vaccination Targeted Toward Antivaxxers

Final score:

44points

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Uncommon Boston Premium 3 years ago (edited)

I consider vaccines 100% effective. Either I don't get the disease or I get a milder version. Because of a few anti-vaxers, my son got a bad case of whooping cough. My doctor kept reminding me a worse case would have meant hospitalization. We don't hear enough about the vaccinated kids who get sick because an unvaccinated child is spreading something. I am not sure the anti-vaxers care. If their kid isn't autistic, they won. They all know someone who knows someone, whose child got autism from vaccines. They personally don't know the child or parent, but somebody does.Since most other children are vaccinated, they don't have anything to worry about. These people are incredibly self centered. Kinda like the anti-maskers

19points

#82

Good Call Amazon! Had My Husbands Present Shipped To My Job Instead

Final score:

42points

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Marcellus the Third 3 years ago

What are these "jobs" at a different address, again? I forgot.

25points

#83

This Design Needs To Be Implemented More

Final score:

42points

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all bi myself... 3 years ago

we really do need this

11points

#84

Amazon Lets You Choose To Refund Your Money Or Keep Your Benefits When Cancelling Prime Membership

Final score:

39points

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TheHolyFatherOfToast 3 years ago

Huh, that's pretty useful. Ecspecially if you consider that someone finds out that they can't afford it anymore and they will get money for it.

5points

#85

Tinder Now Scans Messages For ‘Potentially Inappropriate’ Words And Asks If You’re Bothered.

Final score:

39points

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Wendillon 3 years ago

I feel sorry for Jake...

26points

#86

Really Good Idea For Those Bestsellers That Are Overhyped!

Final score:

39points

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Sleazy Weaver 3 years ago (edited)

But why? What's the point in recommending a book you think is bad? Not saying it's not a good idea, I just don't get it.

12points

#87

This Package Tells You What Temperature To Grill Your Burgers To And Why.

Final score:

39points

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Eithne Griffiths 3 years ago

I thought Marcellus the Third comment was quite funny. Tongue in cheek.

12points

#88

They Made This Ice Cream Sandwich To Be Of Higher Quality Than Advertised.

Final score:

39points

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Col BatGuano 3 years ago

1260 CALORIES?

37points

#89

When You Change Your Relationship Status To Single, Facebook Has Steps For You To Take A Break From Seeing That Person’s Post.

Final score:

37points

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Elizabeth Bierle 3 years ago

And then they'll immediately start showing you ads for dating sites. yaaaaaaaay

34points

#90

These Pajamas Come With The Tag Attached On A Safety Pin Instead Of That Pain In The Ass Normal Plastic Thing

Final score:

37points

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Berit-Bärbel Rebane 3 years ago

Pin in the ass can be quite painful though...

4points

#91

My Mojito’s Straw That Stops The Mint

Final score:

37points

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ADHORTATOR 3 years ago

Isn' t this straw used to drink mate tea?

23points

#92

Safari Lets You Know If You Have Too Many Tabs Open, And Gives You An Option To Close All Tabs Older Than 1 Month.

Final score:

35points

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Sleazy Weaver 3 years ago

That poor battery...

26points

#93

Android 10 Helping Out With Privacy

Final score:

34points

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Sleazy Weaver 3 years ago

Yikes.

9points

#94

Good Job Ininstagram

Final score:

33points

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Samantha Lomb 3 years ago

At some level people dumb/ crazy enough to believe the tracking chip is in their valve stem while carrying around a smart phone and likely driving a vehicle with an onboard computer system deserve what they get.

22points

#95

My iPhone Asked If I Wanted To Change My Early Alarm Because People Generally Stay Up Partying On New Year’s Eve

Final score:

32points

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Eliška Hůlková 3 years ago

I like the wallpaper.

15points

#96

Got This With My Referbished Laptop

Final score:

32points

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jazz 3 years ago

Naturally, I would pop the plastic packaging as soon as I got it.

11points

#97

Civics Teacher Adding Extra Line So Students Don't Miss The Backside

Final score:

32points

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What's In Your Head? 3 years ago

I already appreciate this teacher for using that gorgeous font.

7points

#98

Socially Inept Me Needs This To Cope With The Awkwardness

Final score:

31points

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Sleazy Weaver 3 years ago

I like the idea, but maybe only unoccupied bathrooms should light up. I sympathize with colorblind people.

30points

#99

This Circle K Has Hand Sanitizer At Their Pumps

Final score:

31points

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Pungent Sauce 3 years ago

So does KwikTrip! Sometimes they’re even full...

10points

#100

Cyberpunk 2077 Lets You Disable Copyrighted Music

Final score:

28points

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Kristof De Smet 3 years ago

If it works like the rest of Cyberpunk 2077, I wouldn't count on that

11points

#101

Anti-Clickbate Youtube Thumbnails

Final score:

27points

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Sabienn 3 years ago

I love the nostalgia of playing RCT2

11points

#102

Forbes Telling You The Article Is Not Up-To-Date

Final score:

26points

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Kira Okah 3 years ago

Pretty much every news article - including this one - have a very clear publication date on them. Right there at the top, or sometimes just below the headline. Do people not read the dates?

3points