11 horribly designed everyday products that need to be reinvented
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But plenty of them do - on a daily basis.
For every perfectly crafted Dixon-Ticonderoga pencil, there's a shampoo bottle that will never get completely empty.
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And that's just one of many rage-inducing objects you probably have in your home right now.
Here are the products we've been using for decades that - somehow - have withstood any semblance of innovation.
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