한국의 주차장이나 문에 붙어 있는 파란색 스펀지(도어 가드)는 왜 안 떼나요? > 일상/치안

Hello! We came to Korea and discovered something interesting while looking around the parking lot. 😄 That's right, when you look at cars in Korean parking lots, you've seen a lot of colorful blue sponge-like things stuck next to the doors, right? I was wondering why they didn't take it off and leave it as is! I will inform you very kindly! 🚗💨

Actually that is 'Door Guard'It is a very precious item for Korean people! I've summarized a few reasons why I don't take it off. 😊

• Because of the narrow parking space! 🏢 In Korea, the land is small but there are many cars, so one parking space is not that wide. Opening the door when the gap between you and the car next to you is narrow. 'Boom!' I'm worried that I might hit the car next to me. I am very grateful that the sponge acts as a shock absorber and protects my car and the car next to me!
• Door ding protection is essential! 🛡️ In Korea, when your car gets scratched by the door of the car next to you, they call it ‘moonkok’. This really hurts my heart... 😭 If you put a sponge on it, you'll be more careful when opening the door, and you won't get scratched if you accidentally touch it, so you'll feel much more at ease!
• It’s annoying to attach and detach! 😅 Actually, there are products that can be removed and attached, but it is too cumbersome to do that every time. So, I often just stick it on once and use it all the time. Sometimes, over time, the sponge glue sticks to the car so tightly that it's difficult to remove! 😂

Of course, some people Harms aestheticsI think so, so I tear it off cleanly. However, in Korea’s tight parking environment, it is important to save your car. Wise Life WisdomJust think of it! ✨

Next time you're driving or looking at a car in Korea, if you see that sponge, think "Oh, that person really hates Mooncock too!" and look at it cutely! Has your curiosity been satisfied? If you have any questions, feel free to ask, friend! 🥰👋