I get paid over $180 per hour working from home with 2 kids at home. I just got paid $ 8550 in my previous month It Sounds unbelievable but you wont forgive yourself if you don’t check it.....
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Ever since the Internet went live in August 1991, it has helped solve lots of mysteries. If we look closely in our households, we might find items that we’ve been keeping but can’t figure out their use. Thanks to a subreddit in which more than 2 million people roam around, we can ask for help and connect an unknown thingamajig to its real function.
Bright Side found 18 items that had people scratching their heads — let’s see how many of these enigmas you can solve on your own.
Answer: It’s a back massager/roller.
Answer: “Bird spikes. They come in all different shapes and sizes, and this one happens to look mountable onto a pole or something. Think of something you wouldn’t want birds to get up into or on top of — this could’ve been mounted on it, like, for example, on a satellite dish.”
Answer: “It’s a positive pressure vent. It’s used when mold is being remediated. When a demo of the affected area is being done, it causes dust with mold spores in them. The tube is hooked up to an air scrubber machine, and that tube sticking out is the machine’s exhaust.”
Answer: “Termite poop. Sorry.”
Answer: “It’s a piece of an old carpet stretcher.”
“It holds tacks used to nail the carpet down while you are stretching it with the stretcher. The curved notch is where you put the tack when ready, then nail it down.”
Answer: “It’s for your used tea bag.”
Answer: “It’s corn, traditionally sewn into the wedding dress for good luck and fertility!”
Answer: “It’s for drying your clothes on.”
Answer: “It’s a bed warmer. Back before central heating, you’d put coals in it and slide it around your bed to heat it up before you got in.”
Answer: “It’s bent like that, so you can get all the jelly or jam out easier. ”
Answer: “Those are training scissors for small children. Adults can use the second set of finger holds while the child learns control with the first.”
Answer: “Looks like an ’80s light bulb eraser without the metal bottom; they never really erased anything. Here are a couple of similar ones.”
Answer: “It’s a bowl set. The top part is like a spoon you can use to drink from or dish out stuff. The other ones below look like regular bowls. You place the bowls on those red pads.”
Answer: It’s a twin spoon rest. You use it while cooking to keep the spoons on it, as it prevents sauces from mixing together when preparing 2 different foods.
If you could have any item from the ones above, which one would you choose and why? Where were you in 1991 when the Internet went live? Let us know in the comments.
I get paid over $180 per hour working from home with 2 kids at home. I just got paid $ 8550 in my previous month It Sounds unbelievable but you wont forgive yourself if you don’t check it.....
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