Many people often feel troubled by the difficulty of tearing the package when eating ham sausages, and problems such as the inability to use the five-hole socket at the same time and the collar label rubbing against the skin are also headaches.
These designs are even dubbed "anti-human design" because they are challenging every time they are used.
One has to ask: have designers ever created these products with the actual experience of consumers in mind?
Wouldn't they themselves have the same problem with it?
Although these issues have been widely complained about for years, why haven't designers improved them? Are there other ways to use it, or are there hidden difficulties?
In fact, many people's complaints about these designs stem from a failure to grasp the correct usage.
Once they find the right solution, many people may realize that the problem lies with them.
Sore necks are a common problem for people who travel a lot or sit in the office for long periods of time, so they may choose to wear a U-shaped pillow for relief.
Ideally, this should provide support for the neck while you sleep, reducing discomfort.
However, many people find that there is not much improvement after wearing, and the notch of the U-shaped pillow does not effectively support the chin when the head is tilted forward.
This has led many people to put it aside after using it for a while, treating it as useless.
The problem is that most people don't wear it correctly. The correct way to do this is to place the buckle behind your neck and then turn it to the front, so that you can get effective support when you lean forward and the notch can fit the back of the chair when you lean back.
Once you've mastered this technique, the next time you're on a business trip or a long ride in the car, you might want to try it again and you may find that your comfort is much better.
After buying rice noodles, many people often feel frustrated when trying to unpack the packaging line, and no matter how hard they try, it always seems that they can't do it.
After a long struggle, patience was exhausted, and finally had to be cut bit by bit with the help of scissors.
This design makes people feel very unreasonable, and they don't understand why such a complex sealing method is used.
In fact, this rope seal is so clever that it not only has excellent sealing performance, but it is also very easy to disassemble with the right method. The key is to identify the single and double line characteristics of the sealing line.
When faced with a single line, the disassembly should start from right to left. First, use scissors to cut the knot at the end of the right thread.
Then hold the threads on both sides with both hands and pull them directly to easily remove.
If the two wires are facing you, you need to cut the knot of the left rope and the rest of the steps are the same.
But it's important to make sure to distinguish between single and double lines, otherwise your efforts may be wasted and you will end up cutting them little by little with scissors.
Mosquitoes are rampant in summer, which is undoubtedly a big ordeal for people who are susceptible to mosquito infestations.
At this time, mosquito coils became their savior, both economically and effectively to repel mosquitoes.
However, mosquito coils break easily when disassembled, which is very distressing.
If not used separately, the entire plate of mosquito coils may be lit up, so many people complain.
In fact, the reason why the mosquito coil is designed in the form of two connected plates has its considerations. This design ensures stability during transport and storage, reduces the risk of breakage, and saves space.
When it comes to splitting mosquito coils, there are a few tricks that can be taken to avoid breakage.
First hold the mosquito coil steadily, then move gently along the lines of the mosquito coil, and finally press between the two mosquito coils with two thumbs from the top and bottom directions, and gently use force to completely separate.
If you have playing cards or other cards at home, you can also use them to gently slide along the mosquito coil pattern to make it easier to detach.
Labels on the collar are a nightmare for many people, especially those made of hard materials, which rub against the skin as they are worn, ranging from redness to swelling and abrasion.
Many people are unhappy with this, but in fact designers also suffer.
The labels on the clothes are made in accordance with the national apparel industry standards, although they do cause inconvenience.
To solve this problem, some businesses choose to print the label on the back of the collar.
However, if the material of the garment is thin, this method will not completely solve the problem.
Therefore, it is advisable to remove clothing with abrasion labels in advance when buying them, but be careful during the removal process to avoid damaging the clothing itself.
Many people complain that the design at the wrist is short and wide when using disposable gloves, and it is easy to slip off after wearing.
In fact, this problem can be solved! The material of gloves is elastic, but most people don't realize it.
Start by rolling up the cuff of the glove slightly and stretching it gently, and that's it.
After wearing it like this, you will find that your wrists are no longer loose, and the gloves are more casual and less likely to slip off.
In addition, many people often complain about not being able to plug in multiple plugs at the same time when using a five-pin outlet.
In fact, this design is also for safety reasons. Because some of the wires are thin, inserting multiple plugs at the same time may overload and cause danger.
Too often, we think of "anti-human design" simply because we haven't figured out the right way to use it.
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