You’ll spot doors that open into walls, stairs that lead nowhere, and a few things that just defy logic.

This curling iron where the heated side and non-heated side are nearly identical:

This plastic toy that looks like candy and has “candy” written on the bag but is NOT candy:

These braille instructions that were placed right near a hot surface:

This lamp post that was put right behind a parking spot which could totally block someone in:


This food processor container that, if overflowing, had liquids drain into its internal electronics:



This car with brake lights that are so low people driving behind them often won’t see it:

This bedroom window in a hotel that opens so far you could fall out:

This slide that was placed in front of a pole so kids can slide down and risk a chance of hitting it:

These anti-unhoused, anti-loitering parking blocks that could cause a gruesome accident if someone tripped near them:

This changing board that’s placed right next to where the bathroom door can swing open:

This nightstand with a huge gap people better miss when placing down a glass of water at night:

This roof that was designed to create a waterfall over people’s apartment entryway anytime it rained:

This hotel chair that just had bare metal rods for armrests:

This faucet that was so close to the sink, people couldn’t wash their hands without touching it:

This garbage truck hood that was designed to only open halfway:

This bus armrest with a built-in stop button that riders kept accident hitting:



This lighting fixture that burned the grass and could burn other things:

This button for 2-year-olds that’s so small it’s a choking hazard for anyone under three:

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