Normal Things You Use Wrong Every Day

Normal things you use wrong every day. Your car side mirrors. Stop adjusting them to see your own vehicle. This creates huge dangerous blind spots. Safe. Wide view of the road behind you. Too close. Your own car takes up too much of the mirror. Blind spot. The other vehicle is almost outside your view. Angle them completely outward until your car frame disappears to instantly see vehicles right next to you. Toothbrushes. Stop spreading toothpaste across the entire brush. The darkly colored section of bristles is a built-in measuring guide for the exact pea-sized amount you actually need. These bristles also slowly fade to warn you when it is time to replace the brush. Toilet plungers. Stop using flat suction cup styles on your toilet bowl. That design is engineered exclusively for flat sink and shower drains. Use a flange plunger to properly seal a curved toilet opening. Kitchen dishwasher. Stop loading plates facing the exact same direction. High pressure water jets spray outward from the spinning center. Face all dirty dishes directly toward the middle of the rack to clean them completely. Your home refrigerator. Stop storing fresh milk and eggs inside the refrigerator door. The door is historically the warmest area. Keep dairy on the middle or bottom back shelves where the temperature stays super cold.