While a lot of products out there serve many purposes, it turns out there are plenty of people using things in the completely wrong way, and it can be embarrassing, and downright hilarious.
Well, now someone on Reddit recently posed the question, “What is the most extreme misuse of an everyday item you have ever witnessed?,” and folks are telling all, and the responses were pretty eye opening.
They include:
- "I once caught a friend of mine rubbing an antibacterial hand wipe from KFC all over his fried chicken. The little packet said 'a hint of lemon' on it...and he thought it was meant to 'flavor' the chicken with."
- "My grandma had been using a vibrator as a massaging stick for her back pain because the box simply stated, 'massage stick.'”
- "My friend's kid decided to make a grilled cheese sandwich with an iron meant for clothes on the couch. They burned a nice iron-shaped hole in the couch. They were also 15 at the time."
- "I once walked into my sister's room to find that she had maxi pads laid out everywhere with her Barbie's on top. She was then like, 'Look at all these Barbie sleeping bags I found!'"
- “I used to live two doors down from a neighbor who would often vacuum her grass after it was mowed."
- "My brother once used a putty knife to cut brownies. My parents were re-doing the kitchen, and left it out on top of a paint bucket or something."
- "We weren’t allowed hot plates or microwaves in my college dorm, so one of the girls on my floor would cook bacon with a hair straightener."
- "My uncle had never used a Keurig before, so he thought that one would have to remove the top paper of that little k-cup, so the hot water could ‘get to the coffee.’ Unsurprisingly, it caused a big mess."
- "I once saw a woman using an Oyster card — a London bus pass that's about the same size and material as a credit card — as a spoon to eat a lasagna out of a Tupperware container on the bus."
Source:Buzzfeed