‘Whoever Designed These Clearly Never Had To Clean Them’ — 20 People Share The Hardest To Clean Products

Designers who excel at their craft know how to balance both form and function in their work. However, some designers may prioritize aesthetics over practicality, leading to designs that may look visually appealing but are not functional or practical in everyday use.

An example of this is the Facebook group “Things Designed by People Who Don’t Have to Clean Them,” which highlights designs that may be difficult or impractical to clean.

Here are some of the most ridiculous examples of this people shared in the group.

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1. “The Ninja Blender Handle”

2. “It’s Fleece I Think”

3. “Finally Found Something That’s Ewww Enough For Here”

4. “Spiders”

5. “Saw This In My Death Stairs Group. I Think It Belongs Here Too”

6. “The Only Bad Thing About My New Place, This Built In Cutting Board Who On Earth Thought Of This”

7. “The Inside Of My Foster Puppy’s Flexible Cone Is A Textured Fabric That Can’t Be Wiped Down. It’s Foul After Just 2 Days, And He’ll Have To Wear It For 2-4 Weeks. The Person Who Designed This Clearly Never Had A Dog, Probably Never Met A Dog”

8. “Thank God For Shoes, Is All I Can Say”

9. “Look At This Hellscape Of A Backsplash. Now Envision Whipped Sweet Potatoes That Had A Little Accident”

10. “The Handles To The Cabinet At The House My Dad Rented For Our Christmas Gathering”

11. “Big Soft Building Blocks At The Public Playroom. The Velcro”

12. “Anyone Got A Guess To How Many Spiders This Could Potentially House? Lol. Spotted At Magnolia”

13. “Just Saw This On Instagram And The Eyeroll Was Instant”

14. “My Regular Apple Watch Silicone Band Gets Manky Enough. Imagine The Grime That Would Get Stuck In These Groves”

15. “Do You Enjoy Cleaning Your Guitar?”

16. “Smells Exactly Like You’d Imagine”

17. “Things Sold By People Who Don’t Want To Clean Them?”

18. “Just…. Why???”

19. “Those Magazines And Shells In A Bowl Really Class Up This Bedside Table…”

20. “Those Windows. Why In The Hell”