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14 Creations From Reddit's 'DiWHY' That Went Way Too Far
We've all tried DIYing things before. It's just part of human nature to try and get something done on your own at a fraction of the cost instead of driving to your local store. But the thing is, sometimes you shouldn't be DIYing certain things. In fact, some DIY creations are absolute monstrosities, and they should have been set on fire or driven to the local dump the moment they were made.
Sometimes, it's a safety issue. Other times, they just look incredibly dumb. But these DIY fails are truly beyond our comprehension, because no one should have ever made them, let alone continue to use them. However, all of these images were really caught in the wild, where people were passing them off as totally normal things. Here are some of our favorite times people really should have just left the work to professionals.
Fixed the Sink
(Source: Reddit)
OP said they found this at their father's house when visiting for Thanksgiving.
Phone Case Made from Used Gum Wrappers
(Source: Reddit)
It doesn't even look good. At all. Maybe just… buy a phone case? Or pretty much anything else.
Spotted in San Diego
(Source: Reddit)
Why would anyone do this? I mean, they have to know it looks terrible, right?
"Educational Art" at a School
(Source: Reddit)
Apparently this was purchased and put up outside a school in order to fill a $4000 budget surplus, which really just leaves more questions than answers.
Or Just Use a Fork
(Source: Reddit)
Who has one of these screwdriver things and a 3D printer but doesn't have a fork?
Uncovered Tanning Bed Table
(Source: Reddit)
I'm pretty sure you can get skin cancer just standing in this room for an extended period of time.
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