M. Yogesh

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People often assume that buying a big shampoo bottle saves money, but my experience turned out to be completely different. Earlier, I bought a large shampoo bottle for ₹254 that contained only 355 ml. Surprisingly, it got finished within just a few days. I always believed bigger bottles were more economical, so I never questioned it. This time, however, I decided to experiment. Instead of buying a bottle, I bought ₹1 shampoo pouches. Each pouch contained 6 ml of shampoo. I kept buying them until the total reached the same amount — ₹254. When I calculated the quantity, I realized I had bought around 1,524 ml of shampoo in total. Out of curiosity, I poured all the pouches into empty bottles. The result shocked me. The shampoo filled almost four complete 355 ml bottles, and there was still some left over — nearly half a bottle more. Even after accounting for the little shampoo left inside each pouch, the quantity was still close to 1.5 liters. That means for the same ₹254: The big bottle gave me only 355 ml The pouches gave me around 1,500+ ml In other words, the pouches provided more than four times the quantity for the exact same price. The earlier bottle barely lasted a few days, while this pouch shampoo will easily last for months. After this experience, I started wondering whether big bottles are actually cheaper, or whether many of us simply assume they are because of marketing and packaging.

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Damn, Times Of India We know what you did there!😭

A flying bicycle designed by student inventor Fusha Sakai achieving pedal-powered flight.

A flying bicycle designed by student inventor Fusha Sakai achieving pedal-powered flight.