Styrofoam Cups
Abhishek Bali, New Delhi, India
While using a Styrofoam cup one does not have any clue of the temperature of the liquid contained inside it.
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While using a Styrofoam cup one does not have any clue of the temperature of the liquid contained inside it.
(more)Adhesive tape rolls tends to stick back on the roll after use, if not mounted on a tape dispenser properly. Each time one has to search its end.
(more)In Indian scenario, most of the people prefer to use water in toilets. But in public toilets, in toilets at railway stations or at the bus stations it is unhygienic to use flush, mugs or even the soap bar with hands.
(more)The level of water in the commode is such that with every chunk of stool that falls in water has to spill and splash on person using the commode.
(more)Many branded potato chips sold in pillow pouches cause problem because opening those packet requires considerable amount of pinch grip strength.
(more)The medium sized (1 liter) liquid filled pouches like milk pouches; edible oil pouches etc. used in homes have many issues of handling. Same is the case with oil bottles.
(more)The outlet of a small Fevikwik tube is hard to re-open as it easily gets stuck due to strong adhesive.
(more)While pillion gets off the seat, be it a Saree or pant, it invariably gets struck in he side protrusion of the stand being.
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