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Be Amazed at these top 10 everyday things that you don’t know the purpose of. The front strap on a bra. Of course, bras come in many different shapes and styles, but many of them have something in common. Buttons on women’s clothing. Bras aren’t the only women’s clothing item that’s made the list. At number 8, we have the buttons on women’s shirts or blouses. The bumps on the F and J keys. Have you ever noticed the little raised sections on the F and J keys on a computer keyboard? There is a very good reasonwhy they exist and why they are on these keys specifically. The zig-zag side of bobby pins. Whether you call them bobby pins, Kirby grips or simply hair clips, we all recognize this classic hair accessory and its iconic zigzag shape. The holes in Converse. I bet a lot of you have owned a pair of these before. I certainly have. But have you ever sat and looked at those two small holes near the bottom of these trainers and wondered what the point of them was?
The shape of a Toblerone. Of all the chocolate bars out there, Toblerone must have the most unique shape. Many people think its triangular structure is supposed to represent a mountain range, but the inventors’ sons say it was actually inspired by a sexy Parisian cabaret dance troupe, who always ended their shows on a pyramid formation. The dimples in candy trays. Toblerone isn’t the only confectionary item that has ease of eating as a central part of its design.Look at these small circular dimples in this tray of Toffifee. The end of a toothpick. If you eat out at a restaurant, there will often be toothpicks on the table to allow you to unstick any food from your teeth. The number on Heinz sachets. Take a look at Heinz condiment sachets, and in the top corner you’ll spot a small number. Ketchup, mayonnaise, salad cream.The taste of Nintendo Switch cartridges. Our number one hidden secret use is the taste of Nintendo Switch cartridges. People have recently noticed that the cartridges of this super-popular games console have a very interesting taste.
