Yesterday I presented you, my dear readers, with a mystery of epic proportions, and you came through for me. I knew you would. T
This?
My favorite guesses were:
A paper airplane, a cat or a teapot, brought to us via Google search by Emmawolf
A Zen Egg Tray, suggested by RecyclerSA
A hanger for a toilet bowl plunger, suggested by Nailingjellotoatree
A candy mold or a snake bath, suggested by Animalcouriers
The letter S and an olive tray, suggested by Cherylhuffer
A Christmas tree ornament, suggested by Marie
A broom holder or a spice rack, suggested by Kim
A cookie cutter, suggested by Deb
Kitchen art, suggested by Katia
A maze for stupid mice, suggested by Oma
I am sad to say that it is none of those things. The super-sleuth who deduced the answer is Lise M! It goes with my Thunderstick Pro hand-held blender! YAY! Thanks, Lise! If you have a link you’d like me to include with your name, send it to me.
And thank you to everyone who Google searched, posted to Reddit, Facebook and Twitter. you guys ROCK! Now can anyone actually tell me what it DOES?
Oh thank goodness, now I can finally get some sleep! Do you know what this attachment does?
All fun ideas turn out to be mundane!
Because of the two small holes in the back I think it is a plastic thing to nail on the wall to hold the whatis – or to decorate the Xmas tree. Marie
Congrats!!! It’s a thing. Awesome. Good Day
So it remains a mystery then. 🙂
YAY! Knowing what it is from, it was easy to find out what it IS. It’s the stand: http://screencast.com/t/Ib9SHqshT
That helped not at all.
I had a feeling she’d be right. Okay so next blog I would like to see it in action because I am further perplexed now. Dammit.
For you, Kim, anything. I will blog about how to use it. Maybe not tomorrow, but by next week.
I’d still stick with puttin’ my keys in it. xD
Yay! They need to label the parts. 🙂
You screw the s- shape thingy to the wall and then the wide bit holds the motor part of the thundertick and the narrow bit holds the arm with the blade bit – all the rest of the paraphenalia hides in the cupboard below or on the counter. Laura