10 inventions whose uses you would never guess without reading the description

1. Source

This contraption isn't showing its middle finger as it looks: It's part of a children's water fountain and is in Sweden.

2. Scissors

This scalloped handle scissors and misshapen blades were used in the past to cut candle stumps.

3. Step Stool

This is not a finger ladder, but part of a physical therapy instrument to restore motor skills to those who have suffered neurological damage such as stroke.

4. Unicycle

This unicycle, in fact, is the result of joining a wheel and a wheelchair.

5. Sink

The sink without taps is found in some bars in Germany. Have you understood the utility? Well, if you overdose, you can throw up on it. It even has handles to improve stability.

6. Cumbuca

It looks like a kind of censer, right? But it's a community cup, made especially for tea or coffee, where each person wears a different toecap.

7. Balance

In the past, eggs were sold separately according to their weight, and this is a proper balance for this purpose.

8. Cake Plate

This multi-numbered plate is the most useful thing missing from the map: the markings show where you should cut the cake depending on how many people are going to eat it.

9. What the hell is that?

The porrón is a container for wines used in Spain. The right-hand glass spout is where the liquid comes out and doesn't even have to touch your mouth: you must drop the wine from a certain height.

10. Bathroom Fun

Today you go to the bathroom with your smartphone, but in the 1970s the guys decided to put a little radio next to the toilet paper to distract at the time of the reign.