13 Hidden Features On Everyday Things We Bet You Didn’t Know
While working on the laptop, have you ever noticed that bump at the end of your laptop charger? And, do you remember the blue and red colored eraser that we used as kids?
We always thought that the blue part of it was used to erase the portion written with a pen. Didn’t we? But when we did so, it didn’t rub the inked portion. Ever wondered why? I know, by this time you are all set to just Google these things and find out the reason. Yeah?
But wait, here are a few more things that we all use in our everyday routine, which have some cleverly hidden features. Wanna find them out?
Scroll down below.
- Bottle Indents
We have often seen a bottle indent on a wine bottle. Yeah? The scientific reason for that is to keep the pressure even when the bottle is corked. The rule is; higher the pressure, deeper the indent.
- That small iPhone hole
Well, it is actually a microphone embedded into the phone body.
- Those charger hooks
You must have encountered those small white hooks on your Apple charger. They are not ‘useless’, rather make the task of wrapping up the cable very easy.
- And the Bobby pins
Girls used to love these different pins to keep the hair intact but probably they used it wrong. The crinkled side that you see in the pins are meant to be at the bottom that helps in keeping the pin in place for a long time.
- The pot holder
Often cooked using it in the kitchen. Right? But that hole in the handle of the pot is not merely for hanging it after washing. You can also keep your spoon there!
- Vents on your sneakers
The little rivets just above the soles of your sneakers are meant to keep your sneakers waterproof and to let in the fresh air.
- The padlocks
Ever wondered that the small hole on the bottom of your padlock is a must? It is needed to oil the lock and also to drain water out of it.
- The pen cap
Have you noticed the small hole at the top of the pen cap? It is to ensure the safety of the children as if some child accidentally swallows it, he may not choke.
- Rivets on your jeans
These metal holes on your jeans must still be unnoticed by many of you. They serve a vital purpose. They are placed on those areas of the jeans that are prone to be pulled apart by strain or movement. They reinforce stress points of the jeans that tend to tear apart.
- The mysterious keyboard
Noticed those small raised lines on the F and J keys of your keyboard? Yes, it does have a purpose. It helps you to find the home keys when you are typing away.
- Caps
The small piece of plastic inside soda bottle cap plays the role of an extra sealant and keeps the liquid and carbonation in.
- Gauges
While driving your car, the arrow by the gas gauge shows you that, which side the tank is on.
- Bump at the end of your laptop charger
The bump at the end of your laptop charger is not only for looks, it helps to prevent interference in the cable.
Source: www.stayonthehealthypath.com