Nail clippers are one of those objects we barely think about. They live in drawers, toiletry bags, or pockets, quietly doing one simple job. Trim, snap, done. End of story—or so it seems.
But hidden in plain sight is a small design feature most people overlook entirely: the tiny round hole at the end of the clipper.
At first glance, it looks decorative. Or maybe accidental. Few people ever stop to wonder why it’s there at all. Yet that small opening wasn’t added by chance—and once you know what it can do, you’ll never look at a nail clipper the same way again.
That little hole turns out to be surprisingly useful.
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