Rod
Old Oak
Anybody know what this is - it's about 170mm tall?
Rod
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Tusses
Old Oak
looks like part of a stove flue ?
is the rest somewhere ?
is the rest somewhere ?
it's a black metal cylinder stood vertically on a table, slightly larger at the base and resembling an elephants foot. It has a small steel lug to one side.
Easy.
Easy.
Pinch
Old Oak
It's an ice hockey left hand shin pad. 
Rod
Old Oak
No it's all there.
Here's a clue - it's used in dealing with something after it's been used.
Rod
Here's a clue - it's used in dealing with something after it's been used.
Rod
kirkpoore1
Old Oak
Spittoon? (*)
Kirk
(*)Really, it's probably an ash tray or smoke filter for cigarettes. The button either opens a door for the butts or turns on a fan to suck in the smoke. (**)
(**)But I like "spittoon" better....
Kirk
(*)Really, it's probably an ash tray or smoke filter for cigarettes. The button either opens a door for the butts or turns on a fan to suck in the smoke. (**)
(**)But I like "spittoon" better....
Rod
Old Oak
No - cafes have bigger versions.
Rod
Rod
DaveL
Old Oak
Is it a sugar dispenser?
Rod
Old Oak
I think you'll need a bigger version for that Roger but it is to do with waste.
Rod
Rod
woodstalker
Nordic Pine
Does it shred the Christmas tree?
Doug
Old Oak
For putting ashes in?
Rod
Old Oak
Here's a front view
Rod
Rod
woodstalker
Nordic Pine
Washed cutlery holder/drainer?
Rod
Old Oak
It replaces this
Rod
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Why on earth do you need a separate receptacle for coffee grounds. Ours goes into the general waste or just sometimes down the sink.
Seems like a solution looking for a non existent problem to me.
Bob
Seems like a solution looking for a non existent problem to me.
Bob
woodstalker
Nordic Pine
9fingers":30znt6cd said:
Recycle them into compost? Or, according to the t'interweb, an anti-cellulite scrub!
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woodstalker":2m45egkx said:
I'm sure you could do the former but in that case shove them in the veg waste container. One of the coffee chains ( can't recall which) puts out bags for grounds for customers to take away FOC but I suspect that is for their convenience rather than yours!
Bob
EDIT: It is Coffee No 1 - certainly in the Fareham branch that do it.
Rod
Old Oak
Well you are partly correct it's an expresso coffee knock-box
It has to be pretty rigid and strong to empty the portafilter as it needs a good sharp tap - I've gone through several plastic bowls in the past. The coffee is tamped at 30lbs pressure.
I throw the grounds on my garden.
Rod
It has to be pretty rigid and strong to empty the portafilter as it needs a good sharp tap - I've gone through several plastic bowls in the past. The coffee is tamped at 30lbs pressure.
I throw the grounds on my garden.
Rod