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Hidden Features In Objects You Never Knew The Purpose Of - REACTION

Charlotte Dobre

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Hidden Features In Objects You Never Knew The Purpose Of - REACTION
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Hey guys, today on my channel we are reacting to some hidden features in everyday objects you never knew the purpose of! Enjoy :)

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Hi, I'm Charlotte Dobre. I'm an actor, reactor, singer and sometimes (not really) comedian. On this channel I do reactions, commentary and occasionally I crack a joke or two. I upload daily, usually 7 days a week, unless life gets crazy or I get lazy. Come hang out, it's a good time.

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@CharlotteDobre Creator 6 years ago Pinned

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@sadadokis2709 6 years ago

the ridgeds in coins are quite helpful for blind people actually.

@JayBandersnatch 5 years ago

There's a difference between "the intended purpose" of something and a "found" purpose of something. Some of these are found purposes!

@DeeFiltered 6 years ago (edited)

The F and J keys are called "Home Keys" The ridges allow a typist to easily feel their "home" position without looking at the keyboard. I learned this in typing class in 1980. And yes, we used typewriters, we didn't have computers that students could use back then.

@WeAllLiveInTheTwilightZone 4 years ago

I think over the last few years, the original purpose for items have been clouded by "hacks" and taken as original reasons. I would never put a spoon in the panhandle hole as the food would slide down the handle and there's a chance you could bump into it and knock the pan off the stove. I just use a folded paper towel.

@eeflos 6 years ago

Many of these are things that people have "discovered" a use for, not actual, intended designs. For example, the hole in the handle of a pot is so that it can be hung up for storage. You can, with some finagling, balance a spoon or spatula there, but that's not what the hole was designed for.

@whitneyr.846 5 years ago

Depending on the manufacturer, the drawer under the oven is either a broiler, a warmer, or like my oven.. just a drawer.

@Richie_P 5 years ago

"Don't believe everything you read on the internet." -Abraham Lincoln

@loufrando 3 years ago

I learned to type on a typewriter in a typing class in high school in the 90’s. They used to specifically teach you to never look down at your hands and the ridges on the keyboard were like braille- to help you locate ‘center’. You’d be marked down on grade if you looked down at your hands.

@clfranco 5 years ago (edited)

The holes in the pot handles are for hanging them. Not so you can store a utensil at a 45 degree angle for the sauce to roll down. // Buttons: Because men weren’t dressed by chambermaids, they dressed themselves.

@artworkpending...1940 5 years ago (edited)

Fun fact: some of these are not the intended use and its just a coincidence....the holes in a pot are just for hanging and the coke tab is just design choice, not for a straw

@christinesizer3875 6 years ago

Ridges around the coins are different for every coin so a blind person can feel how much each is.

@therealdachshunddjangosmom 4 years ago (edited)

My Dad was blind. That's how he was able to say, which coin had which value! Just by touching it.
❤️from Austria 🇦🇹

@SoftChroma 6 years ago

Moths don’t like the taste of our clothing anymore because it’s mostly polyester. 😅

@lilscho 6 years ago

I actually just saw a tiktok where the girl said she had seen a video talking about how the car seat headrest could save your life, and she got into a really bad wreck and remembered that video. wound up saving her life!

@andreapatin9244 5 years ago

The panty gusset thing; they leave it like that so there’s no stitch seam, it would be uncomfortable. No way someone stores their tampons in there…omg 🤦‍♀️

@UntamedHare 4 years ago

The reason why people no longer really need to worry about moths eating clothes anymore is because most clothes are made from synthetic fibers or synthetic blends. It’s considered an old person thing because synthetic fibers came into popularity in the 1950 and 60s. Before that wool and wool blends were the most common clothing items.

@yarnovah 5 years ago

The “57” on Heinz products referred to “57 varieties”, their slogan from long ago. I learned that when I asked someone what breed her dog was. She answered “It’s a Heinz”. When I looked puzzled, she said, “You know, 57 varieties.” A mutt.

@romlyn99 5 years ago

Ridges on coins serve two other main purposes asides from preventing the shaving down of coins. 1. Counterfeiting becomes more difficult 2. Blind people can more easily identify coins based on the different ridge patterns.