iPhone or washing machine? iPhone or space travel? iPhone or internal combustion engine? If you had to pick between the pairs, which would be the most important invention to you? Well, a new survey says the iPhone is more important than all of those inventions, and the toilet too.

The survey, conducted by Tesco Mobile, revealed what objects are most importance in our lives. About 4,000 consumers — aged between 18-65 — were surveyed. They also placed Apple’s smartphone ahead of the car and camera.

Thankfully, the iPhone was beat out by some rather important inventions. The top 5 in order is: 1. Wheel, 2. Airplane, 3. Light bulb, 4. Internet, 5. PCs.

Find the whole list below:

Kitchen appliances and tech advancements feature heavily on the list. Some items you might find unusual also made it: Post-it notes at number 90, curtains and the push-up bra also made the list. And Apple is on there again — the iPod is number 56.

Here’s the whole list, according to the survey:

1. Wheel

2. Aeroplane

3. Light bulb

4. Internet

5. PCs

6. Telephone

7. Penicillin

8. iPhone

9. Flushing toilet

10. Combustion engine

11. Contraceptive pill

12. Washing machine

13. Central heating

14. Fridge

15. Pain killers

16. Steam engine

17. Freezer

18. Camera

19. Cars

20. Spectacles

21. Mobile phones

22. Toilet paper

23. Hoover

24. Trains 2

25. Google

26. Microwave

27. Email

28. The pen

29. Hot water

30. Shoe

31. Compass

32. Ibuprofen

33. Toothbrush

34. Hair straighteners

35. Laptops

36. Knife and fork

37. Scissors

38. Paper 3

39. Space travel

40. Kettle

41. Calculator

42. Bed

43. Remote control

44. Roof

45. Air conditioning

46. SAT NAV

47. Wi-Fi

48. Cats-eyes

49. Matches

50. Power steering

51. Tumble dryer

52. Bicycle

53. Sky+

54. Tea bags

55. Umbrella

56. iPod

57. Taps

58. Crash helmet

59. Wristwatch

60. eBay

61. DVD player

62. Nappies

63. Ladder

64. Sun tan lotion

65. Lawnmower

66. Make-up

67. Chairs

68. Sunglasses

69. The game of football

70. Sliced bread

71. Sofa

72. Razor blades

73. Screwdriver

74. Motorways

75. Head/ear phones

76. Towels

77. Push-up bra

78. Binoculars

79. WD40

80. Mascara

81. Hair dryer

82. Facebook

83. Escalator

84. Hair dye

85. Wellington boots

86. Spell check

87. Calendars

88. Cheese grater

89. Buses

90. Post-it notes

91. Gloves

92. Satellite discs

93. Pedestrian crossing

94. Baby’s dummy

95. Curtains

96. Bottle opener

97. Food blender

98. Dustpan and brush

99. Desks

100. Clothes peg

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What do you think? Is it crazy how high the iPhone is or do you think the people surveyed got it right?