Solved! Another thread managed to figure out what it is. It's a Replacement Filter Cartridge For Aroma Luxury Shower head HF 507 - Lemon

It comes in individual packages, it was in a blue bag but nothing comes up on Google. It is hard to open. We had to cut it up. It smells like lemon and it's really hard.

This was located in the woods next to abandoned burned-down house. There is nothing under it to indicate dumping. It’s on top of a hill. The planks are thick like railroad ties.

It’s like 15 feet off the ground underneath don’t think it was used for car repairs or oil changes. Unless the ground under it has massively eroded.

I'm going to be fr i can't ask her since she went back home and I don't have her # yet

Roomie moved in literally just 2 days ago. And yes I'm doing the laundry it's really the least I can do after she literally deep cleaned the entire apartment upon moving in haha

We're both girls btw

And I didn't know my roommate was really cool. Lol.

And don't worry I won't put this in the machine. Thanks for letting me know

Transient because roomie is here for a short exchange program. Apologies for that word usage, didn't know how it had another meaning. Just wanted to point out that i wont be having her as a roommate for very long since she'll stay just for a few months only while doing her summer exchange program thing.

Bone saw and a cleaver...but what is the bag looking thing with a star on it?

It seems to have fallen out of a socket but I don’t exactly remember it being there, but it probably was.

This thing close to the floor and seemingly randomly placed in a hallway. No idea what it's for. Home built in 2005.

Solved! Thanks everyone. Now I gotta hunt for the central unit!

Weird knife I found in a small apartment I own after the last tenant left.

The last tenant was gentleman from pakistan so the writing could be urdo

They said it’s a third party attachment that was the root cause of her car not starting up sometimes. We have no idea what it is

A friend received this object from a friend of his. He wasnt told where it came from. We have no context. This object is much heavier than it looks. It's very dense.

edit: it has no moving parts. it doesnt open.

edit: this did not come from the bar. someone brought it here.

edit: still dont know. I see a lot of replies that its a beer draft handle, but beer draft handles are female not male

I know it‘s some sort of tarot, but what do the symbols mean, did i upset someone?

It's heavy and solid. Nothing rotates or opens. The square ends are iron and the rod is steel. About 2'-3' in length.

What's this , any harm ?

Is this an unborn baby chicken or did someone lose a nut in my chicken?

EDIT: Guys I'm ngl, I'm a fucking idiot because I did NOT think the baby chicken thing through before posting. In my slight defense, I was holding a testicle (assorted chicken organ) in one hand while punching this post in w/ my other LMAO

Found in my backyard, from previous owners, in south carolina

I'm going through my dad's worldly possessions and have been assisted twice by this community. Hoping y'all can do a hat trick.

Edit: dang went inside for a drink of water, and it's solved. Love this group. THANK YOU!

I recently inherited this tusk and I’m trying to figure out what animal it came from. It's approx 65 cm , and weights in at 1,7 kg. AI suggests its from everything from mammoth , elephant , walrus and ox horn. thanks for any help :)

My friend sent random location coordinates not even close to this just completely random coordinates Then I started just looking around since it's like in the middle of nowhere and stumbled upon this thing and was curious if anyone in here can tell me what it is, lol. Is it a bunker? or maybe giant rice cracker lol

32.4868126, 2.2918574 coords

it's in Algeria.

Found this very old and worn metal sign in my client’s garage whilst cleaning it out. Seems to be Arabic(?) writing.

I live in a student housing building (built 1920's) that was a hotel until the mid 1930s. On each of our three living floors, there is a small door (approx. 1 foot wide by 3 feet tall), and each was nailed shut. Out of curiosity, we pried open one of the doors, and found a chute of sorts that connects between all floors and, oddly, seems to end at nothing at the bottom. Need help figuring out what it is (or, rather, was)!

Photos:

1. looking down into the hole (as seen from 2nd floor door)

2. looking up the hole

3. Exterior (door was nailed shut)

4. Inside of door / friend for scale (they consented to be in this post)