Everyday, non-digital products you wish to improve?

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What are some everyday products you believe should've been improved a long time ago (i.e. lack obvious features) but haven't? How would you improve it?

I'll start: I'm surprised that squat racks in gyms don't have numbers/labels on the holes. Whenever I adjusting the height, I have to eyeball it, and chances are I will forget the next time🤦‍♂️.

Guillermo Bresciano · Accepted Answer

toilets

Hosea varghese · Answer

A bathing towel
Now hear me out. What if we could know how well we dried ourselves, we can visualize it in mobile app.
We will have to make 2 versions.
A cheap one with no battery because charging your bath towel seems weird.
And one with rechargable battery.
Now that I read it out, I admit its pretty weird😂😂

CLeonard CLeonard · Answer

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Everyday, non-digital products you wish to improve?

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