Every day, we will use various daily necessities, but you have never thought that there may be some things that were not used today and appeared in the beginning. Interestingly, there are quite a few of these products, some of which are very common, such as bubble film in the packaging, and sanitary napkins that women need to use during their menstruation. Their initial purposes for use are different. Next, the editor has compiled eight daily necessities that were originally used for different purposes.
1. Bubble film is used for interior decoration
Anyone who has purchased a product, you must have seen the bubble film in the packaging. It is really common in life. But you should know that the purpose of bubble film was originally designed to decorate furniture, that is, to paste it on the wall as wallpaper. But it was not popular, and the inventors simply couldn't sell the product, so they had to change the promotional methods, such as promoting it as an insulating product, but it also didn't work. It was not until later that as IBM began to adopt it as product packaging, its purpose was truly confirmed by people.
2. Sanitary napkins are used to stop bleeding
Sanitary napkins are the most common feminine hygiene products, which seems to be nothing to doubt. But initially, sanitary napkins were made of wood pulp bandages, and were mainly used on the battlefield, and nurses would do it to stop bleeding. It is convenient and easy to use and can be discarded at any time. In 1896, Johnson & Johnson developed its own version of the feminine sanitary napkin. Today, it has become an indispensable product in women's lives.
3, Vaseline is to heal cuts and burns wounds
If from a global perspective, Vaseline is a very well-known and common product, and people have become accustomed to its external moisturizing effect. However, at first, Robert Chesborough, founder of Vaseline, believed that the product he invented had excellent results in healing wounds, and was not only used for external application, but also allowed to eat a spoonful a day. He did the same himself, and it continued until his death. Obviously, the effect he advocated does not exist, but it has a really good moisturizing effect on the skin.
4. Coca-Cola was originally a tonic for treating common diseases
Coca-Cola is not a healthy drink, and drinking it frequently even affects health. However, its inventor, Dr. John Pemberton, was originally invented to create a tonic for the treatment of common diseases. But unexpectedly, I invented one of the most popular unhealthy drinks in the world.
5, Li Shidelin are used as floor cleaner
Li Shidelin is a very common mouthwash, almost achieving monopoly results. But the original purpose of the inventor was to use it as a preservative to disinfect the operating room, which was also sold as a floor cleaner.
6. The Frisbee was originally used as a tin cake container
The invention of the Frisbee can be said to be a real accident. Because it was originally the lid of the food. When the inventor threw the lid of a popcorn jar during a picnic, he began to realize that it could be designed to fly further and make the product more attractive. In the end it did it and it was a huge success.
7. The invention of automatic tuning is to help find oil
Automatic tuning is very common in life. It is reflected in almost every popular song, and the effect is both obvious and not so obvious. But who would have thought it was invented by a research engineer in the oil industry. It was invented to find oil.
8, Lysol is used for women's hygiene
Lysol is a well-known home disinfection product today. But who would have thought that it was originally widely publicized as a female hygiene product for sale.
