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Hal 4 year s ago
its a discrete cam. a lot of airbnb people do these.
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Rosalyn 4 year s ago
Hal, no it’s not. A discrete cam doesn’t have a bright light to alert everyone its there LOL. It’s most likely a WiFi extender.
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Lillian 4 year s ago
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Cornelia 4 year s ago
#5 Or old coffee can, old canned ham, opening key. Wasn't just used for Spam. Spam now has a pull ring.
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Nettie 4 year s ago
#1 Iron added to food/food supplements is not magnetic... they dont put metals bits as such you would not digest it 
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Arminda 4 year s ago
Nettie, Yes, it is magnetic. Helped my son with a science project years ago concerning the magnetic properties of cereal with claims of having iron added as a daily supplement. Crunched up the cereal and used a rare earth magnet to see how much cereal could be picked up by the magnet. Don't remember the exact outcome, but it seemed like the cheaper the cereal, the more cereal was picked up by the magnet. Try it, it was fun. I thought it was BS till i saw it for myself.
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Dob 4 year s ago
#5 It was more often used to open a can of sardines. It was glued to the bottom.
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Delphia 4 year s ago
LOVE these, Izi...keep 'em coming!
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Mitty 4 year s ago
They say there's no such thing as a dumb question, but a few of these came close.
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Obedience 4 year s ago
Mitty,Some of the comments do also.
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Renius 4 year s ago
#17 In the USA these are made of glass and used on telephone poles and power lines to prevent grounding.
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Eve 4 year s ago
#10 what great way to remember Great Gramma. Every time you give yourself a quick home Pap smear it’s nostalgic.
Saw these aluminium-ish rotating objects from the terrace of my friends house. What is it exactly?
A: They are hot air ventilation fans.
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Hal 4 year s ago
its a discrete cam. a lot of airbnb people do these.
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Rosalyn 4 year s ago
Hal, no it’s not. A discrete cam doesn’t have a bright light to alert everyone its there LOL. It’s most likely a WiFi extender.
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Cornelia 4 year s ago
#5 Or old coffee can, old canned ham, opening key. Wasn't just used for Spam. Spam now has a pull ring.
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Nettie 4 year s ago
#1 Iron added to food/food supplements is not magnetic... they dont put metals bits as such you would not digest it
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Arminda 4 year s ago
Nettie, Yes, it is magnetic. Helped my son with a science project years ago concerning the magnetic properties of cereal with claims of having iron added as a daily supplement. Crunched up the cereal and used a rare earth magnet to see how much cereal could be picked up by the magnet. Don't remember the exact outcome, but it seemed like the cheaper the cereal, the more cereal was picked up by the magnet. Try it, it was fun. I thought it was BS till i saw it for myself.
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Dob 4 year s ago
#5 It was more often used to open a can of sardines. It was glued to the bottom.
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Delphia 4 year s ago
LOVE these, Izi...keep 'em coming!
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Mitty 4 year s ago
They say there's no such thing as a dumb question, but a few of these came close.
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Obedience 4 year s ago
Mitty,Some of the comments do also.
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Renius 4 year s ago
#17 In the USA these are made of glass and used on telephone poles and power lines to prevent grounding.
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Eve 4 year s ago
#10 what great way to remember Great Gramma. Every time you give yourself a quick home Pap smear it’s nostalgic.