16 items that have such an ill-conceived design that washing them is pure torture (17 photos)

Irrational shapes, hidden recesses, hard-to-reach surfaces - all this complicates the process of cleaning and caring for objects that are supposed to be pleasing to the eye and bring pleasure. But instead, they become a real headache when it comes to cleaning.





We all love beautiful and stylish things. Therefore, designers try to regularly delight us with creative new products that make our lives better. However, sometimes some of them can be so poorly designed and poorly thought out that they are incredibly difficult to keep clean and attractive. Such defects are sometimes found in the design of kitchen utensils, household appliances and much more.

It's hard to understand why some faucets are made this way



Surely the devil himself invented them!

Cleaning this room will take more than one hour and more than one hundred nerve cells.





It seems like this mirror was made specifically for torture.



This mug hurts to even look at



Which side should I approach from? Here's the challenge!

Imagine all the particles of dust and dirt that will collect in these recesses



This lamp better never get dusty



Spiders will love it.

The cup itself seems to warn



On the bottom it says: This text makes the bowl difficult to clean.

A sink that will drive anyone crazy



After all, you will have to wash not only the sink itself, but also every pebble, which is guaranteed to become covered with plaque over time.

Not design, but pure pain



It's easier to throw away than to wash.

A chandelier that you won't be able to dust off in a couple of minutes



Mosaic floor



I wonder how quickly the person who laid this floor regretted his decision?

A sink that will test the owners’ nerves to the limit



Another nightmare for any clean person



Victorian era aquarium



Cleaning any aquarium is also a pleasure. In this case, only a very patient person can handle the cleaning.

Disco throne



Is there a carpet not only in the bathroom, but also on the bathroom itself? It's a challenge