50+ Objects Hide Their True Purpose Your Entire Life
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 เม.ย. 2022
- You use it every day but it was hiding a secret purpose all this time! Take a look at your keyboard: why do letters F and J have those ridges? And did you notice that each time you make an omelette, there're strange red spots in eggs after you crack them? Common objects have hidden purposes you never knew about until now. It's time to reveal them!
#brightside #hiddenpurposes
Animation is created by Bright Side
Music by Epidemic Sound www.epidemicsound.com/
Subscribe to Bright Side : goo.gl/rQTJZz
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Our Social Media:
Facebook: / brightside
Instagram: / brightside.official
Tik Tok: www.tiktok.com/@brightside.of...
Stock materials (photos, footages and other):
www.depositphotos.com
www.shutterstock.com
www.eastnews.ru
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For more videos and articles visit:
www.brightside.me/ - บันเทิง
also, a damp paper towel on the bottom of the container of leafy green works much better since they keep growing and need water. they stay fresher much longer using this method
My Mamma ❤ told me when I was just a young one .." Learn something new every day cuz knowledge is power and that's the one thing they can't take away from you "..💯...But make sure the knowledge is true facts..💯...Love and miss you so much Mamma😥R.I.P. ✌💯❤
i to have lost my mom
@@lesbijou2344 o
Shady Baby My dad used to say that to me.
Great idea
😪🤟
The box grater works more quickly and easily upright, as intended, as you can exert more force grating in a downward motion, rather than on the horizontal, side to side.
6:34 you forgot to mention that the "5" on the 10-keypad also has a ridge to help you find your place without looking.
He also forgot to mention the keyboard 'secret' a second time, like he did with most other 'secrets'
Cool video. This would be better if many of these weren't repeated several times in the video. Not sure how this was missed in editing..
Even so, it's on rapid fire so at least we learn quicker and don't have to wait between tips..
They did it to get extra watch time by being repetitive
I bet they just combined 5 old videos into one
I also noticed the reapeats it’s so weird on how they missed it
It wasn't "missed" it was deliberate... to extend watch time.
My rule-of-thumb is to never click channels that have "BRIGHT", "SKY", or "SUN" in the channel name. They are conglomerate "content farms" and fact-checking is not a thing.
The handles on a pan are for picking it up, not putting your spoon in, which would probably catch fire or melt on a gas cooker.
Put your spoon in there just takes all the product slide down the spoon. I don’t know why people keep thinking that’s what the handles are for! I think you and I are the only ones that recognize that.
How many times are they going to mention the margins on paper?
True!
@@debbiethibault9846 Several repeats in this "50"
Repeat yourself much ? Repeat yourself much ? See ? Annoying, isn't it !!
There used to be a time when people took typing classes.
I learned how to type in school.
He says "people use to type with all ten fingers"
Yes that's true
I took typing class
Girls had to take tying classes when I was at school in the 60's. The key board was covered up we had to remember where the keys were if we got it wrong a wooden ruler would be slapped on our fingers. You learn pretty quickly that way.
17:29 If it's fizzed up, tap the bottle on the part where there is air (not liquid) to calm down the fizz
NO WAY_________________
So what do you do with the slime after you clean your keyboard? I mean, that stuff can't be cleaned. Lol.
Was anyone else yawning during the yawning segment? So contagious...
Yes and also yes when i see this comment
yea I yawned at that part
Anyone else who noticed that he repeated several facts in this video 😃
Yeah. It's redundant.
Yeah, have been looking for a comment mentioning this cuz I was starting to question my sanity lol
Me
yes! why?
Yup lol bro
I bought a small, credit card sized, and about 1/4 inch thick solar calculator in 1978. It still works just fine.
I wish they had solar panels on mobile phones! (would they work though?)
@@agemoth No, it would not be nearly enough power. You can get powerbanks with solar cells, which are much more convenient because you can leave the powerbank out on the roof or patio all day while you keep your phone with you normally. They even have them with multiple panels that unrolls to make a larger collecting surface.
And the nice thing is that it doesn't need updates because math is math.
I just learned to do math in my head. It's so much easier than trying to find the calculator I used a couple of weeks ago.
Some interesting facts, but this video was not well edited. They mention the tabs that push in to keep aluminum foil from popping out of the box twice in less that 5 minutes, why doorknobs are made from certain types of metals, the tab on the rearview mirror, for example. The reasons for margins was mentioned THREE times!
Yeah, the video has parts that are repetitive AND parts that are redundant.
Love those who love you and forget those who don't value you.
Exactly!
Why is it laging?😂
Bruh common
Ok ur da best
Of course !
Like ice cream ever lasts long enough to get freezer burn!
Interesting but there are a number of repeats
I don't know why youtube make it so u can't see how many likes and dislikes there are
If you're on desktop it will let you see the likes but not dislikes
EDIT: can people stop replying to me
By using an extension on desktop, to can also see the dislike. I tried it and it works
I’m pretty sure you can decide to hide this or not when you upload the video, actually.
So you actually watch it.. Why would you need to know?
Hmm eerrrer
Coins were not only made round, but small ridges similar to teeth on a spur gear are also used to reveal tampering.
Yes, he mentioned that at least once.
Love the speed! Less time wasted! Thank you!!
Tweaker
Tweaker
I was kidding.
The little holes in aircraft windows have nothing to do with regulating the pressure in the cabin or allowing aircraft to fly high up in the sky. The outer window panes are robust and allow the aircraft to be pressurized so people don't get hypoxia and pass out. The inner pane is plastic. Its main purpose is to prevent passengers from scratching and damaging the critical outer panes. They also provide a slight insulation barrier by trapping air between it and the cold outer panes. The little hole is there to allow the air between the panes to balance with the changing pressure inside the cabin during climbs and descents.
I do not care
@@aryobagaspratama5119 Yet you cared enough to reply! 🤣
@@OneTequilaTwoTequila I do not care ( yet you cared enough...)
The reason aircraft windows are round ? The first commercial jet airliner the Dehavilland Comet had square windows ,the corners led to stress points cracking the fuselage and 2 jets crashing .the comet should have been far more succesful but for this.
So... It regulates the air pressure...
Interesting fact about the copper/penny one and plants. Roots will not grow on copper or for the same reason! They actually fabricate outdoor pots/bags with copper linings to prevent roots from escaping into the ground!
*_objection_*
@@SansUndertale. RUDE RUDE RUDE RUDE RUDE RUDE RUDE RUDE RUDE RUDE RUDE RUDE
7
I heard about a study made to figure out why (when geese fly in the V formation) One side of the V was almost always longer than the other. Several years and hundreds of thousands of dollars later... They figured it out. It's because ... There are more geese on one side than there are on the other.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wasn't that obvious to everyone?
🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👏👏
😂😂😂
They fly in a v for aerodynamic
In 1960's the shirt loop was called a fruit loop. Girls would pull them off a guy's shirt to to "claim him".
True it happened to me
Okay, but that doesn't explain why it was called a fruit loop. Also, mating rituals in the '50s and '60s are insane. Like Betty Jean likes Bobby Ray 'cause she blinked twice, spun 2 times counterclockwise and farted to the left. Had she farted to the righy, it means you're friendzoned.
One that made me laugh was putting your cell phone in the microwave to block calls lol, you know there's also a power button on the phone :P
I know I’d forget putting it in there and not know where it was 😂
The microwave acts as a faraday cage.
The 'f' and 'j' keys are called 'home keys' in typing class.
These random bits of trivia are the best thing to fill my time when I’m wanting something to play in the background
The rear-view mirror tip is wrong. It's just the opposite. The tab is pushed forward toward the windshield for Daytime use and pulled backwards away from the windshield for Nighttime use. Another thing is when adjusting the mirror, always set it to Daytime before adjusting it, even if you're adjusting it at night. In that case set the mirror to nighttime after making the adjustment.
If you were to adjust the mirror the opposite way as described in the video, it won't keep an accurate adjustment when you change between day and night settings.
Interestingly, later in the video the go over the rear-view mirror again and that time they got it right.
When I read your comment, I had to stop and think for a few minutes to figure out which way was which! Lol. Interestingly enough, a lot of people don't know how that feature of the rear-view mirror works, or that there is more than one layer on the piece of equipment than just the mirror. A layer of glass is also part of the makeup and between the mirror and glass, moving that little tab changes the angle of the reflection coming into the vehicle. Another random fact for the fans! lol.
Back in 1981 my driver taught me about that in my first driving lesson. Many people simply forget it because of sensory overload during those early lessons.
My latest car doesn't have the tab. Instead, the mirror is photochromic (or a similar word), which makes it adjust automatically, dimming bright light reflections at night.
@@RWBHere I hated those new mirrors when they first came out. Now after 50 years of driving I'm sorta used to them....
1:57 "Could I have some ketchup with this?"
"Sure." A bit later...
"Urgh, what's in this stuff?"
"Mainly pickled fish."
I learned some helpful information from this video, but there is a lot of redundancy here. The purpose of margins in books is given 3 separate times.
No duh on the F and J keys of the keyboard, and the reason safety vests and traffic cones are orange.
Oddly enough, Oreo began as an off-brand copy of Hydrox.
I miss Hydrox, they were so much tastier imo
I love to learn something new everyday 🥰
Me too
@@kayleenfunworld3941 me three 🥰
@@FadwaInfo Me Five!
@@sweetyfunacandy1044 Me six
Me seven! :D
30:21 the black grating on your michealwave door
You know what, the term ignorance is bliss is in my opinion completely accurate on certain things. I really didn't need to know about red coloring in food or the glossy look to some candies. I could have went my whole life without knowing those things and been completely happy. That's as far in the video I've made it. So I'll probably be posting again.
The saying is where ignorance is bliss it is folly to be wise.
Carmine is also used in makeup and paints. It can be called carmine, cochineal (name of beetle) extract, CI 75470, crimson lake, carmine lake, natural red 4, carminic acid... It's in a lot of things and we don't realize because it has so many names.
Store cottage cheese upside down, too!
When the yawn one came in i yawned too
25:06 The way he said Scotland-
You said that mice eat the
side's of paper 3 times
The bump under the F key (and the J key) is for typing then moving your hands off the keys, then typing again without having to look at the keyboard.
As a touch typer myself, they are extremely useful when typing large quantities of text. The bumps under F and J are used to put your index fingers on the two keys and then you can easily identify where each letter on the keyboard is.
With your coffee cup the lid is designed the way it is so you can carry more than one cup at a time by stacking one cup on top of the other, it is not a coaster. The same same with fountain drinks
i wish who ever put this content together did better at editing so we don't have to hear the same facts over and over,
Pink hydrangeas will bloom blue if you treat the earth with alum. Truly works, as I’ve used it before
We used to put old nails in the soil for same purpose.
I knew more of them than I expected, but now I know 2x as many & some will be VERY useful indeed! Thank you!
Did you not keep track of the facts as you added them to video? The reason for page margins for example was mentioned 3 times.
ye like the margin one and..
upside down jar and...
aluminum foil...
But I appreciate the research and information
I tried the spaghetti one & it didn't work
Because it is BS. the hole is there to let the water drain.
I love the phone in the microwave. Best one!!!
ikr what a great idea hopefully your family doesn't use the microwave while it's in there
Or you can just put it on 'do not disturb' or 'airplane' mode..
@@agemothNot the same whatsoever.
Sometimes there is no arrow on the pump icon. In those cases the gas door location is indicated by which side of the icon the hose and nozzle are located.
My 2004 Honda Accord doesn't have the arrow.
hehehe
@@JediLoreen Does it even have the pump icon?
ah, i wondered that when i was telling a friend about it and they didnt have an arrow. now i know
I had a slew of 1970s, 80s, and early 90s cars that had the filler in the back. About as universal as you can get. Pull up on either side. Too bad they were a bit less safe in a crash and obsoleted.
People who realised that he repeated the same life hacks more than twice are allowed to like this comment
I know why, remember that Disney princess sticker pack that claimed to have 1001 stickers but most of them were only tiny squares? Think that, but instead of stickers it's lifehacks
storytime:
my grandpa (american) brought his side of his family to a meal with his wife and my parents (i wasn’t alive) and his mother asked my mom “what is this?” and my mom said a herb with the h sound included because that’s how you say it in japanese (my parents and other side of my family are japanese) and that’s also how you say it in British english. Being an american, my grandpa’s mother didn’t know that that was the way that some people pronounce herbs so she couldn’t understand and it was very confusing for all of them.
It’s Herbs not erbs That’s why it starts with the letter H.
I thought it was my Uncle Herb all ground up and put in a bottle. Was I wrong to think that?
you can wash a keyboard in the sink. just make sure it is completely dry before using it.
???😁😄😃🙂☺
why is everyone so obsessed with their keyboard being sterile?
The best way to clean a keyboard is, believe it or not, the dishwasher. Just make sure it's dry before you plug it in. Figured I'd share since I learned a couple new things.
Except the circuitry inside is copper and water corrodes copper.
I was about to say, there's a protection for this in it
Yea, decades ago (before the ATX motherboard design) I paid a lot for a Keytronics KB-101 Pro keyboard. One thing I was amazed with was that it was literally dishwasher safe.
@@CarlosArturoVelarde Circuitry is covered with "solder mask" and lacquer layers on a quality device. For a device meant to handle immersion, the control circuitry (nowadays it's just a tiny chip and a few surface mount components) will be potted or shirnkwrapped.
@@JohnDlugosz They still are heh, just be sure to let them dry and dont use a ton of soap.
Wow this is a cool channel, I love learning random facts
Trivial interesting facts !
it quickly turned from 'secret purposes of things' to 'life hacks'
Then back to secret purposes...with duplicates (and some triplicates).
So does a compass point true north or south north? My brain still on overdrive making sense after 7 times rewinding it and listening to it again and again
Opposite magnetic poles attract; like poles repel. So the magnetic pole of the northern hemisphere must actually be a south magnetic pole in order for the north pole of a magnet or compass needle to be attracted to it.
The northern magnetic pole (actually a S pole) is located some 500 km or 300 miles from the geographic pole. This gives rise to the distinction between true north (geographic) and magnetic north. Google is your friend.
Just ignore it. A compass points magnetic north, which is a relatively useless fact anyway since magnetic and true north are so close. I've done some research on how Earth's magnetic field works, and his explanation makes no sense. The only way I can find that it would, is if the north and south each had 2 magnetic poles. Which they don't, so...
It is Magnetic South.. Not North
How does anyone know for sure that the inventor of the compass needle didn't use the opposite end for pointing North and just call it N to signify North Pole? That explanation would make more sense to me than calling the North Pole the Magnetic South Pole. Since the earth is tilted off axis how many people need to travel by Geographic or Magnetic North anyway? I always thought that the only purpose for using A compass was to have a consistent reading by which to measure your direction against.
I agree they repeat too many of these
Coins have also been given a knurled edge that makes the edge of the coin look as if it has small gear teeth all around. If the coin has been tampered with, the knurling will be damaged and the theft will be easily detected.
YESS new VID
Old stuff seen on other videos.
We'd learned in the 1st (2nd?) grade 50 yrs ago that the edges of coins varied from smooth to rippled along with their size so the blind could easily distinguish them. Wondered forever if that's true though ??
BTW: Your videos are great !
No. It's to prevent counterfeiting.
it was to prevent people from shaving off a few cents worth of the nickel or copper material from the coin edges
I didn't realize Bananas were herbs & Tomatoes fruit.
The lettuce/ paper towel works just as well with a clean bath towel. You can get two lengths of lettuce, then roll the towel so it resembles a large roll of paper towel. Takes little fridge space, since it doesn’t need a container,I and keeps the lettuce crispy fresh for at least a week. Plus, no paper chemicals, and you can use the towel afterwards.
Also, for folks who use a coffeemaker with a filter, Walmart has brown ones, so you aren’t getting the carcinogens contained in white filters.( worse when hot liquid is run through the coffeemaker)
Lettuce is devoid of nutrients and is hard to digest due to its chemical make up.
Im not sure why people consider it to be a healthy salad green and eat it so much.
Choose baby spinach instead, atleast it has nutritional value and is in fact a leafy green.
Right! Iceberg lettuce- thumbs down
I wonder what the margins of a note book are for. Wish they would have touched on this
I thought they did? Mice!
The F and J keys are sometimes referred to as the 'Homing' keys, which is why they get marked.
The laptop I'm typing this on actually has a similar marking on the W key, which is used for playing video games. For a PC gamer, WASD are normally used in place of the arrow keys for movement, since the right hand, which would normally use said arrow keys, is instead usually occupied with the mouse.
You use your sense of touch to find these keys. This is why it's called touch-typing. There's also one on the 5-key on the numeric keypad so you can centre your hand to touch-type numbers.
My laptop doesn't have the number pad on the side.
I'm also not a touch typer. I use a 2-handed hunt-and-peck style, and I'm actually fairly quick with it. No idea what my WPM is, though...
Yup! We always called them the "home keys" when I was learning to type.
@@jayde.moonstone.6458 /HOMER KEYS.?! =DOH!!! Just a thought...respect to all (HOMERS)all the ways it can be written : O , ; )
Also the ones that are more reachable are usually the ones that are used more often and can set a mark on how to set your fingers
I AM NOT SACRIFICE MY SPAGHETTI
Hey, did you know the margins on paper is there so rats don't eat into the text 🤯
...not sure if he mentioned that little gem.
Never eating candy again, thanks.
Me eating cake.. chewing in mouth..
Bright side: Food colouring is from beetles..
Me: Spits cake out
Edit: tysm! I’ve never got so many likes! Ty!
🤣🤣🤣
That is so True🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Obito I still eat so much candy even after I saw this video! Lol 😂
It don't make a difference but the red insects are NOT beetles but lice!
It’s funny that something like keyboard ridges and finger placement isn’t better known in our tech filled world.
Younger people wouldn't know that, but Gen X people still remember, and maybe some elder Millenials as well.
I agree, I thought everyone knew this. Didn’t everyone have typing class, or a computer, or typewriter growing up?
@@chefp0l065 I think BrianJNelson is right -- it depends on what era. And just having a device doesn't mean a person knows how to use it correctly. I remember in the old days, many people got along just fine typing with only 2 fingers.
Be careful of the Department of Redundancy Department. Several things have duplicate mentions.
I'm glad i scrolled through the comments so i didn't repeat this inadvertently.
99% of the time I read at least the first couple comments on a video just to see if the video is even worth watching, like is it clickbait, etc, before I waste my time.
This is one of the most informative video I have watched, thank you
And the thing about Play doh-kids were eating clay which has a constipation quality to it plus the chemicals used to color it so scientists came up with a type of material similar to clay that is non-toxic if a child eats it
where ridges are
mostly: f and j
sometimes: ↓
0:54 wait they aren’t differently flavored 😰 🤯
You might be interested in the Food Theory channel. Wait 'till you learn about Apple Jax.
Put a few drops of rubbing oil. The guy just pours half a cup of it on it
15:47
Also, the hole in the pen cap is actually for if someone chokes on the pen cap that has the hole, the hole lets them breathe while choking (maybe they can breathe, maybe they can’t)
@@marydodge9844 yes.
@AJ you're right....it's impossible to breathe to a hole that small
@AJ it actually ment for small kids
@@sigmawolf3837 no, it's not.....even for a small kid it's just not big enough
@@marydodge9844 yea
to many repeats so i give this video 2 stars
“Yu heh in the olden days” That was the first time I heard you mess up-
No more candy for me I ain't eating bugs ugh
Who else yawned when they asked about yawning 😑
I even did just reading ur post lol
Your claim that the tabs on juice boxes are handles is incorrect. They are the result of how the box shape is made from two flat sheets of laminated paper. The machine folds, seals the edges and fills the package as the rolls of paper unwind during the filling process. Usually there are several channels filling at the same time to produce reasonable production rates.
Bro that scream sound when he told us the flavors weren’t all different flavors
Boy, am I glad I can’t tickle myself. If I could, it would be a lot harder to scratch an itch, and tickling makes me uncomfortable, just like it does to my mom
try to lightly touch the roof of your mouth. this is a way to keep oneself from falling asleep behind the wheel until you can find a place to nap.
2:39 : nu uh im not going to eat candy anymore
W
Also with plastic wrap: put the whole thing in the fridge and it will come off the roll easily
This is actualy genius
On most jeans, today, the "watch" pocket is too small to contain a pocket watch.
I have pockets like those on a few of my jeans. I generally use them to keep my keys in when I have to go outdoors for a while.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 I use it for coins and keys
@@jyotishbaruah7370
Most interesting. Thanks for your response.
@@michaelpalmieri7335 welcome
Yes it's just for looks now overalls and Levi's originated in the late 1800's
Firefox's logo is 100% a fox, just because Firefox is the name of a red panda means nothing
Firefox means a secured airway or in this case a secured browser they used the term Firefox meaning safety or secrecy
Strawberry ain’t a berry
Over here in Singapore,the cabs are yellow,green and red including black in few places most coming in the Hyundai type for the main green red and yellow,and the black one is called the crysler cab or something but I also saw another black that looks like the hackney carriage
Do new pennys dropped in a flower’s vase contain the copper that earlier pennys had in them to inhibit bacteria growth to preserve fresh cut flower stems longer?
Yes, Google points me to facts published by the U.S. mint. Pennies are made from zinc and are coated with copper.
Only the surface matters for the slow dissolving in water. Copper atoms will leave the surface until it turns green.
No. I know a ladies husband that worked to make the pennies. They no longer have them made with cooper but I forget what she said they are made with now.
I love bright side.❤️
Brightside elite
14 47
So many repeats! Plus some that contradict each other like the one about the holes in the pen caps.
first hole was about the back of the pen itself not the cap.
@@JustMe-sh8nd none of my pens have a hole in the back.
@@CarlosArturoVelarde So that changes what been said in the video?
The north pole is in the arctic area of the world. What is on a compass is the north seeking pole so guess which direction it's going to point.
If you can’t comfortably reach the candle wick with a lighter, then buy one of those lighter guns with the long tube.
They run out after about 10 uses. I like his spaghetti trick better
Is it just me or are anybody else notice some of these wore repeated multiple times also great video
The recorder just had to make the video longer. I noticed, it is not you only😁
great tips but you reuse the margin on like 3 time
why r there double pockets
theres a pocket insidd the pocket
Appreciate your efforts
The issue with a keyboard has nothing to do with the size, how high it is or weird shape. It's how you hold your wrists. If you arch your wrists as you type it's easier on your arm/hands and avoids carpel tunnel.
I've worked on computers since 1974. I barely have carpel tunnel. I got it after I retired, not while I worked lol
Funny I yawned just before you started that section lol
The legs are also meant to keep you the heel of your hand from hitting other keys plus not having to rewrite or erase words and start over
i just saw the legs on the bottem of my key board for the first time
Lol
😵💫
You don't have to use a strand of spaghetti to light a small candle like they showed. Just a toothpick will do. Unless of course it's a tall candle.