57 Everyday Items and Their Hidden Features

Only a sharp eye will catch so many hidden details on common objects surrounding you each day. If only you'd known about these hidden purposes of everyday things sooner! Like what that bottom rack on a shopping cart is for? Or a secret locking mode on your pants zipper! Look around your house for everyday items with important details you missed!

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1:38 Look closely the bread lock is made in malaysia you can see its written in malay and its written Rm 2:80 This means a loaf of bread is just 1 dollar

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I've always peeled a banana from the bottom

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How are we supposed to know colored tags on bread are the day it’s made?!

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Error ! @ 4:20 The shoulder straps (also referred to as epaulettes) are originally designed for military uniforms. Their purpose was for securing the straps on backpacks, and often used for storing one's gloves. Securing your purse was not a consideration.

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