“This IKEA colander has a lip that curves inward that traps pasta.”

“The handle of this pan is heavier than the actual pan…”

“One is a toilet cleaner, the other is for washing dishes. Choose wisely”

“This water bottle has markings to show you how much liquid is in it, but you can’t see through the bottle”

“Where I live it is very hot and it is impossible to sit in this park”

“Pants that make you look really… pissed”

“It looks like dirt.”

“Yellow as a container color for gallons of drinking water.”

“Whoever came up with this design should be fired.”

“My feet hurt just looking at this”

“My watch has luminescence on the hour markers but not on the actual hands”

“Sewage pillow”

“Putting this on arthritis cream is such a cruel joke”

“Opening the box with the pull tab destroys both heating instructions and customer service contact number”

“Opening the box with the pull tab destroys both heating instructions and customer service contact number”

“This high-end rug that appears to have been pooped on”

“Useless minimalism, stop that”

“A nutrition label that you can’t read until you buy and open the product.”

“Bad design at its best – how to charge the Magic mouse for Mac”

“The buckles on this pillow are an eye-poking hazard”

“My mum bought this at a home decor shop years ago. I never read what it’s intended to say”

“This toaster toasts the plastic surrounding your breakfast”

“How to get children to eat sand…”

“This bus stop in Malaysia”

“Maybe not best design for end table at hotel where you place items in the dark before bed”

“The arrangement of the buttons on this remote”

“I hate these shitty plug designs so much. Why do companies do this?”

“The paper in this sliced cheese makes it look like it has mold spots”

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