turned out to be more difficult than I anticipated. It was part of
a whistling kettle which was correctly identified by Adrian. In fact a camping kettle (the handle folds down to take up less space when not in use) as identified by Kev Scott. Well done to both. Thank you to all who had a go.
I used to have an electric kettle that had an electronic whistle which sounded as the kettle switched off but it developed a leak. I replaced it with another electric one but the water from that always tasted foul. Some chemical in the plastic seemed to be contaminating the water, even after several uses. In the end I went back to using metal whistling kettles to heat up on the gas cooker.
Another close view for this week
Can you identify what it is?
If you would like to have a guess please leave it in the comments.
Any will be revealed, along with the answer, next Monday.
It's a clock, one that gets the time from a radio signal.
ReplyDeleteThe centre of clock hands?
ReplyDeleteCould be the seconds hand on a cloock.
ReplyDeleteRadio controlled wall clock. You haven't had much luck with your electric kettles!
ReplyDeleteHey, I said tea kettle didn't I? So I was pretty close, wasn't I? This week it looks like the hands of a clock. Thanks for the mystery, John.
ReplyDeleteClock or watch face. Analog...they're the best. (I'm old. LOL)
ReplyDeleteClock hands..minute and second
ReplyDeleteHands on a clock
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