Hidden Inventions That Will Take Your Home to Another Level

[@AnneWilkynson]

My Father installed a hand made pull down ceiling ladder like the one showed here at least 45 years ago.

[@kelleysimonds5945]

I've installed dozens of these in homes and garages, those trench drains have been around forever too.

[@bigredc222]

8:12 As he was driving the rebar I though, just don't miss it, and he missed it and dented the plastic. I can't believe they left that in.

[@BiglerSakura]

Addition of new types of products and production chains (e.g., milk-->cheese, vinery-->wine etc.) should lead to upgrades in buildings (e.g. Tavern-->Inn) and finally higher levels of Burgage Plots. There should be houses of level 4, 5 etc. designed for really dense city centres, without any empty space for backyards at all, but with buildings occupying the entire footprints of the plots, to enable the "stone labyrinth" style of typical Medieval cities. Also, wall paintings on fachwerk facades, and of course those famous huge hanging signs of workshops and artisan guilds.

[@Bobrogers99]

Some of these are clever gimmicks that might be useful to some people, but perhaps not to most of us. The motorized ones would require maintenance and are subject to failure.

[@charlestaylor3195]

Did that stuff come from a Big Lots store?

[@aaronbroadwater]

Wtf the sprinkler system is exactly the same as normal ones.

[@kjellpedersen7565]

More products in your movie. Are products that have been on sale in stores in Norway from 1920 to 1935 in Norway. LOL! Ha ha ... where are you from? Are you from an underdeveloped country with underdeveloped people. : D Just have to laugh.

[@richfrench8665]

your videos are nothing but hiding things: tv's, shoes, pools, stoves, speakers, bodies, garages, ladders. never again.

[@reverett0508]

Worthless