That little arrow tells you which side of your car the fuel cap is located on.
Who's this
Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone
What is it for?
French sailors used to wear hats with the pom-poms on them so they wouldn’t bang their head on the low ceilings of the ship
What's this zoomed object?
pacifier
What's this?
inflatable car bed
What is it for?
Basically, this tiny hole is a microphone
Who's this?
Tim-Berners Lee, inventor of the internet
What's this zoomed object?
clip
What's this zoomed object?
earbug
Who's this?
Edward Jenner, inventor of vaccine
What's this?
avocado slicer
What's this?
oven mitts
What is it for?
Candy manufacturers actually melt candy into that hole so the head of the lollipop stays attached to the stick rather than coming loose and falling off
What's this zoomed object?
wrench
Who are these?
The Wright brothers, inventors of the airplane
What's this?
baby cleaning mop romper
What is it for?
It's a watch pocket, originally for men who wore pocket watches
Who's this?
Mark Zuckerberg, inventor of facebook
What's this zoomed object?
stop sign
What is it for?
The symbol tells you how long the product will stay good after it's been opened in months.
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