17 cases when people came up with ingenious ways to make everyday things more convenient and cooler (19 photos)

We all strive to make our lives better and the things around us more convenient. Some manage to succeed so much in this that they create real masterpieces that not only please our inner lover of comfort, but also bring aesthetic pleasure.





1. Traffic lights in the Danish city of Aarhus are made in the shape of little Vikings



2. Instead of plastic wrap, the Lego seller used old instructions from constructor





3. An ice-cold mug of beer is the best combo for a hot day!



4. A mitten dryer in a kindergarten in Finland



These metal pins have holes through which warm air is supplied, which dries mittens and gloves.

5. The holes in this cheese turn it into a cow



6. Batteries with a bitter coating to keep kids from swallowing them



7. "My wood carving knife comes with plasters"



8. A pack of 4 avocados, 2 of which are ripe and the other 2 can be put aside for later



9. "I saw a motorcycle with a small sneaker on it "footboard"



10. Paper bag with instructions on how to fill it correctly



First, you need to form a strong base from the jars, then make the walls from cardboard boxes. Glass is placed in the center, and fragile items are placed on top.

11. Shopping cart that combines with a wheelchair



12. "Korean cafe added toilet paper to our order"



13. Indicator on refrigerated products in Norway shows how many days are left until expiration expiration date



14. "My new frying pan has marks for the amount of oil"



The center circle is one teaspoon or 5 milliliters of oil, and the larger circle is 3 teaspoons (15 milliliters).

15. One extra card has been added to the card box — you can draw the card you lost there



So, you lost the card. You either have children or you are absent-minded. Either way… fill in the squares.

16. "My spatula has a rest so it doesn't touch the table"



17. My vet order came in bubble wrap shaped like bones



18. A miniature version of a church so visually impaired parishioners can touch and understand it form