The person who incorporated kick buttons on these elevators.
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This pet parent who created the simplest hack to keep their fur baby from chasing squirrels.
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This smart seamster who shared a simple, but genius hack to sew in a straight line.
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And the person who came up with this smart door latch that doubles as an accessories holder in a public restroom.
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The person at DFW airport who added these lights to the bathroom stalls so you can tell which are available.
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And the person who came up with the idea of adding crossing lights on the ground that turn green/red — helpful for people who are basically glued to their phones!
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The person who figured out this simple "hack" for drying a toilet brush.
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The person who had the idea to sort this furniture hardware by step rather than type.
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And this bird of a feather who laid it out REALLY simple.
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This clever cook who shared a neat trick to measure honey in a baking recipe.
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And the smarty who added this drawing on a pasta box to help gauge the quantity of pasta you need/use.
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The restaurant owner who had the foresight to install both unscented (for before eating) and scented (for after eating) soap dispensers.
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The person who came up with this simple life improvement — fan pull chains that have a light bulb and fan blades at the end to indicate which chain to pull.
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And this restaurant owner who had these neat lights installed to get your server's attention silently.
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The smarty pants who designed this ruler to have cascading millimeter marks so it's easier to read.
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This super smart grandpa who sorted his extra sauce packets into a case.
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This mom who painted an outlet to blend in with its surroundings.
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Whoever designed these benches to be reversible so you can choose your view.
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And then, the person who made this bench on rails so you can always be in the shade.
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The clever person that designed this store to have different surfaces to "road test" strollers.
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The smarty pants who designed this toilet to have a sink attached to the top — this is so you can re-use the sink water in the next flush in order to help save water.