16 things that show what will happen to objects if you constantly use them (17 photos)
There are things that we use not from time to time, but constantly. Every day we take the doorknob and open or close the refrigerator, walk in your favorite shoes and stand on the same place when cooking. 
And if a piece of clothing or footwear is worn out, then we will replace it, and on everything else, we will simply observe traces of wear, because to change floor or annually update the doorknob hardly anyone will. And to show you how time affects things, we have put together a collection of visual photographs showing his footprints.
"The stop sign in my town is so old it's become the logo of a death metal band." 
“My roommate's remote. He likes to watch TV" 
"My 1998 plush pikachu, given to me by my parents who thought it was a cute little mouse and had no idea what i like about pokemon 
"My cat's favorite toy" 
Monument located in Madrid, Spain 
You can immediately see which part of his body attracts tourists the most.
“A table hockey puck after four and a half years of play. New left for comparison" 
Two identical wool blankets: 20 years of use and 20 years of storage 
"My family insisted that I replace the pillow I've been using for 18 years" 
“Working in the woods ruffled those pants. They wore evenly and both sides broke on the same day.” 
"I've been wearing this ring for 17 years now and I recently managed to find a replacement with the exact same pattern" 
This barber shop has black rings on the floor from barbers who have been walking around the chair for years. 
Visual traces of the active use of the counter indicate that people quite often buy something in this stall 
“My two plush bunnies. I have both since birth. only one was everywhere with me, and the other was kept in the closet. Like this they look 22 years later" 
“My new Adidas flip flops and my dad’s 20 year old flip flops. They left the design unchanged." 
"My new and old clogs" 
Places where people leaned against the wall while sitting in the laundry 
