My son Dave is partying at a friends house this evening and they found something in one of the drawers that no one knows what it is. Even the homeowner doesn’t know. It looks like some kind of juicer to me. Anybody know for sure what it is?
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Lemon slice squeezer was what we used it for years ago.
Yep; stick a sliced lemon in and squeeze for maximum juice.
Yep.
tea bag squeezer
It’s a garter clip.
It looks like a duvet cover clip; holds the comforter inside the cover evenly (one at each corner)
Quick google search returned this http://www.chefline.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=843&osCsid=0tocavl1l487h38oh5af4iivg3
definitely looks like a lemon slice squeezer to me. Another one of those “for the person that has everything” sort of kitchen gadgets.
It’s a folding pipe cleaner. One end is for american made pipes and the other is for European bowls.
Actually it’s a crampon politicians use for scaling the fiscal cliff. If you own one it means that there’s a congressman or senator without his safety gear…….uh oh!…..there he goes………ahhhhhhhhhh! Another victim of the fiscal cliff.
Is this proof enough that it’s a lemon slice squeezer?
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00237X65E/ref=asc_df_B00237X65E2194738?smid=A7NG08LIV6Z5M&tag=nextagusmp0425643-20&linkCode=asn&creative=395105&creativeASIN=B00237X65E
Looks like a garlic crusher to me.
that was my guess as well
It’s a left handed Fetzer Valve Adjustment Tool. We use them all the time to repair the bypass line on a Boing Airliner. Happy New Year!!!
That’s a phremulator from a model B-3870 time machine. http://www.xaraxone.com/FeaturedArt/may04/html/08.htm
The C-3870 has a much improved phremulator and the entire D-Series completely did away with phremulators. The old ones (from around 2155) are highly collectible and yours appears to be in really good shape. I suggest putting it up for auction on eBay.
Jonco, you have some of the craziest followers who don’t seem to have a serious bone in their body…THANK GOD! Happy New Year’s to all you crazy people
Isn’t that the device your wife threatens to put your balls if you get drunk and embarrass her?
It is either a dipstick to check the turn signal blinker fluid in a 1936 Hudson Terraplane limousine, or its a stainless steel lemon slice squeezer.
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A lemon squeezer fer sher.
http://www.aino.com.my/Village/ProductDetails.aspx?id=173
These folks are messin with yer head, Jonco.
I replaced this many times, so I recognized it right away: It’s the mud valve for the ’65 Chevy Corset. Sits right beside the pump for the brake lubricators. Extraordinarily rare now. Dave’s financial future will be secure forevermore with this find.
J-bird, According to this site, http://www.autos.ca/motoring-memories/motoring-memories-terraplane/ the 1936 Terraplane had only two dipsticks. One for engine oil, and one for the Duo-Automatic brakes. The turn signal blinker fluid was in a sealed container.
Ok Joel, sorry, my mistake. I must have been thinking about aftermarket, service station installed blinkers. Thanks for your diligent help! Please take two attaboys, and a pat on the back from petty cash!
Ok all…. I really don’t know what it is, but it might be an ashtray or a “thing-a-AMA-bob with a doo hickie connected by a quabbler shaft used for electronic repair on the Appallo 13″.
Actually Jimmy just remembered what it was… It is a right handed muffler bearing adjuster tool on a 48 Coupe Deville.
Ha!!!! Happy New Year to all!!!!
Oh yes, I remember those. Don’t remember what for…..let me think.
Happy New Year Everyone!!!
It’s a garlic press.
Definitely a lemon wedge squeezer. My parents had one in the 60′s for cocktails.
Your son is partying at a “fiends” house?
That device there is a multipurpose gadget. It can be used as a lemon juice squeeze-a-thingy like the good folks above commented, its also handy for adjusting the primary non-circulating air flow for a HVAC system.
Oops. Freudian slip? Corrected.
Hey, come on guys / gals, we all know it’s an arse hole scratcher!!!! It saves you from having to scrub your finger nails after a really good scratch. You just put it in the dishwasher after use
It’s used to pull bandaids off really quickly lol
Lemon wedge juicer? Really? We always used it on the fingers of them as wouldn’t talk right away!
Since finding an unknown something in the drawer in my mother’s bedside table, I never EVER ask “What is this thing I found?”
Oh boy, that must have been very awkward??
LOL
Page 272 Fifty Shades of Gray..
It is used to adjust the electron flow in a flux capacitor once it has been installed in your DeLorean.
Lemon slice squezer.