3 Bad Designs

3 bad designs
1. Blister packages may seem useful to deter theft, but if someone really wants to steal something they will. They showcase the product well, but ultimately can be very difficult for the end user to open the package.
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2. Shampoo bottles seem like they would be unwieldy just because it's very slippery in the shower or bath. The pump top bottles are better designed and feel easier to use.
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3. I always felt that boxes of thumb tacks were badly designed. The box if flimsy, and there's if the user isn't careful they can hurt themself.

3 good designs

3 good (every day) designs


1. The Sweet and Sour Mix is good design to me because having used this before, it's the same size and shape as the plastic re-usable juice and mixer bottles used in bars, and it has an extra hole to let air in while the liquid comes out which will let it come out
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2. The "Fridge Packs" that sodas typically come in nowadays are nice because they're thin and fit easily in all refrigerators, and are made in a way so that it easily dispenses drinks.
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3. The cap is nicely engineered so that it's difficult for children to open it, but easy for adults so that it's safe for the home. Also, the cap can be used as a "cup" to measure how much mouthwash should be used.
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4. I really like how the cap of this measures out 1 ounce also. You turn the bottle upside down and it fills with the alcohol, and if you're crafty enough you can take the top off without spilling anything and pour it into the drink.