9. Hello, Kitty isn’t a cat.
Sorry to burst the bubble but yes, Hello Kitty isn’t a kitty, but a human. And its said by the brand owner Sanrio. “Hello Kitty is a cheerful and happy little girl with a heart of gold,” said the owner. See? We told you she isn’t a kitty.
8. Diamonds are cheap carbon in excess.
But that still doesn’t give you a reason to chuck your diamond ring away. Diamonds are plentiful, and there are warehouses of them waiting to be sold. The reason they seem so rare is because of a market ploy played hundred years ago.
7. Not all potato chips are 100% potatoes.
The secret of smooth and even chips is that they’re only 40% potato flakes, while the rest is starch, flour, and water. All the ingredients are mixed together and pressed in special molds. Traditional chips are thin potato slices fried in oil, and you can recognize them by their uneven edges and texture.
6. Not all paving blocks are actual blocks.
In case you were wondering what isn’t it amazing that they arrange all the blocks in sync, they don’t. They lay down the cement and make patterns. We know, we were sad too.
5. Flying moths don’t eat clothes.
Before you start screaming about the hole in your sweater, listen to us out. Most of the moths you see are adult moths, and they don’t eat your clothes! It’s their larva which feeds on your clothes. So the next time you see a moth on your sweater, remember just scaring the moth away won’t make a difference, just dish it into the washing machine.
