Spaghetti spinner and 11 other ridiculous inventions of the past (13 photos)
Not surprisingly, these adaptations did not take root. 
Human imagination is limitless, because sometimes people come up with such ingenious inventions that they are ahead of their time. However, on the way for each new device or gadget, there was a mass of useless and failed inventions. Most of them have sunk into oblivion, and today we decided to shake up archival photos to show what oddities invented in the last century.
A sport from Switzerland that didn't catch on: skiing, late 1930s 
The device folded up, so it was easy to take it to the beach with you.
Sunburn Repellent: This was dabbled in the Netherlands in the 1960s 
Bicycle for the whole family, also equipped with a sewing machine for the mother 
What teenagers of the sixties indulged in: a device that allows you to measure the passion of kisses 
A girl in a device that helps create dimples on her cheeks 
Meowing device from Japan: the device meowed several times a minute, scaring away mice 
Back Washer 
Shaving robot: perhaps someday the inventors will return to this idea 
A burglar-resistant bag: the bottom just falls out and the contents fall apart 
Foot brushes for cleaning floors, designed to make life easier for housewives 
It seems that his wife quite rightly doubts the creation of her husband.
Inventor Charles L. Langs demonstrates unsupported bras 
spaghetti spinner fork 
Do you think that the spinner is an invention of the 21st century? Oh no, turns out in France in the late 1960s invented spinners for spaghetti (from English spin - "rotation"). What do you think is better: a device that winds a long paste on itself, or children's toy?
