A woman scratches her head after finding two house-shaped objects on the wall in her newly rented house.
Seeking advice, Ruth shared a series of photos with a popular Australian Facebook group, but others were equally confused.
“I moved into a new house. The previous owners were VERY organized (much more than me!) They had seats, systems and angles for everything,” she wrote.
“We can’t figure out what some of the things they built were for.”
After scratching her head at two house-shaped objects affixed to the wall in her new rented home, Ruth sought advice and shared photos with a popular Australian Facebook group (pictured). Many were quick to guess whether it was a broom and umbrella holder or a dog collar, but both were wrong.
Ruth said the same items looked like “little plastic house-shaped items” placed near the refrigerator wall.
In the comments, many immediately guessed whether the product was a broom and umbrella holder or a dog collar, but both were wrong.
After an investigation, another person claimed that the products were key chains that once had two birds in their tiny house.
After some research another person claimed that the items were key chains that once had two birds in their little house (pictured)
When the target was discovered, others asked why the previous tenants had only bought the bird keychains and not the entire wall unit.
Ruth added: “There is no bird in the keys they left.”
In the kitchen, he also came across a strange device placed under one of the cabinets.
Ruth described it as “a flat green thing with some kind of blade or metal on one side”.
In the kitchen, Ruth also stumbled upon a strange appliance placed under one of the cabinets (pictured). She described it as “a flat green thing with some kind of blade or metal on one side”.
Unlike the keychain, most people knew the product was a jar or bottle opener.
Unlike the keychain, most people knew exactly what the item was and what it was used for.
Others informed Ruth that the product was a jar or can opener, and similar products can be purchased online these days.
‘Thank you!!! Now I just need to figure out how it works,” Ruth wrote.
Earlier this month, bargain hunters were baffled by a strange metal tool that “looked like an old-fashioned torture device” at a Sydney business store.
Earlier this month, bargain hunters were stunned by a strange metal tool that “looked like an old-fashioned torture device” at a Sydney business store. Amy of Manly posted a photo of the metal ornament on Facebook and asked if anyone knew what it was.
Amy, a Manly shopper, posted a photo of the metal ornament on Facebook and asked if anyone knew what it was.
He showed off a clip of a device with scissor-shaped handles that move and show a jagged edge.
“I saw it at the store today and I’m trying to figure out what it’s for because it looks like a torture device hahaha. Everybody knows?’ He wrote to Facebook group Adoro Op Shop.
Dozens of people responded quickly, suggesting it could be a cigar cutter, while others suggested it could be a riskier device, like a sex toy.
However, others correctly revealed that it was an egg slicer used to cut off the top of hard-boiled eggs.
Source: Daily Mail
