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Welcome to FACTORY DEFECTS:, where we uncover the shocking truth behind the items you use every day.

In this documentary, we reveal the untold story of the Post-it Note, an invention that was originally thrown in the trash! In the 1970s, scientist Spencer Silver was searching for the strongest adhesive on Earth, but instead created a "failed" glue that was too weak to hold anything permanently. This perceived factory flaw was ignored for years until a colleague, Art Fry, saw the failure as a solution to his own frustrating problem with falling bookmarks.

Discover how this weak, disposable adhesive revolutionized office culture, birthed a billion-dollar product, and proved that a defect can be the world's greatest asset.

Watch and discover:

Why 3M initially called the adhesive "chemical waste."

How a musician solved the problem that baffled scientists.

The "Boise Blitz" marketing stunt that turned failure into a global phenomenon.

The "15% Time" corporate policy that protected the Post-it from being killed.

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FACTORY DEFECTS: The Mistake That Made History.

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