In the early 1900s, some inventors created the most “bizarre inventions” on Earth. Although their intention was to improve human life, the practical applications were often limited.
In 1937, some families in London, England installed a metal cage crib hanging outside the window of a high-rise building. A child would lie in this special crib to breathe in the fresh air and soak up the sun. Not all parents were brave enough to use this “most bizarre invention.”
In 1948, Joe Gilpin introduced the motorized surfboard to the public. Thanks to this quirky invention, a man in a tailored suit could both smoke and surf on a lake.
A curved barrel machine gun was another strange invention. Many people believed that using this weapon would make it difficult to hit targets, as the bullets would veer off course. It could even be dangerous for the user.
Robert L. Stern invented a rainproof smoking device. It featured a small umbrella on top to keep the cigarette lit. However, many were skeptical about its effectiveness.
In the 1950s, a quirky invention emerged: a device that allowed users to smoke multiple cigarettes at once.
Illuminated Wheel was created in 1961. When moving at night, the lights in the wheel rim made the vehicle stand out.
Compact Sauna appeared in Finland in 1962, allowing people to easily carry it around.
In 1970, the special shower cap was invented to keep users’ hair dry while showering.
French inventor Alain Dham introduced the spaghetti rolling machine in 1968, which could automatically roll noodles, making it easier for users to enjoy this dish.
Double Smoking Pipe appeared in the United States in 1949, allowing two men to smoke simultaneously.
