This may be an easy thing to figure out, and I apologize.. it’s just an old house and I haven’t been here long.. I’ve tried everything I feel comfortable doing with it because I don’t entirely know. Any help is appreciated.

Saw lots of people debating on what the machine really was, some people seemed to think it was to trim hooves but the video cuts before anything happens.

Essentially the cow is tricked into walking forward, and as in picture two it's head gets locked in an upward position. Then the machine starts moving sideways as the cow slides down further. It appears like it might be breaking it's neck.. I tried googling this device but couldn't find anything similar as a hoof trimming machine so I believe it's a slaughter device.

Anyone know?

This is not a joke I really do wanna know how this would work. How exactly would a female human have set with a male centaur I know like the normal way doggy (don't ask been down the PH rabbit hole) but like is that the only way. I'm really high and watching the old Hercules the legendary journey and need answers

Just curious the exact way to use this to sharpen my knives. Seems somewhat self-explanatory by simply running the edge of the blade along the stone on either side for both edges but wanna make sure I’m not doing anything wrong to mess up the blades.

Brand is Columbia, I'm told it's very old

Like you’re standing in a circle room of mirrors and it’s going on forever, but with the display, curiosity lying where it works, what’s the logic being done by the computer here?

I moved into a new apartment and I’m trying to take a shower. There’s a shower head up top, but I don’t know how to turn it on. The two knobs control water intensity and water temperature. I don’t know how to make the water start flowing through the shower head since there is no nozzle on the actual water spout. Pushing/pulling the knobs does nothing.

Please help!

I have no idea how to open my window, can anyone explain how this works?

The manual is literally zero help. I’ve never had a refrigerator with this type of ice thing in the freezer. There’s definitely not a water supply to fill them…and trying to slide out the trays (which seem permanently attached to the knobs) feels like I’m going to break it.

It seems like a decent feature to just be able to turn those knobs and have ice dump out…but how the hell do you remove the trays to fill them?

Thanks in advance!

So obviously this is a money box, there's a slot to fill it, but what do you do when it's full and you want to buy something? I've included photos to show that there's no plug and no way of removing the top or base.

I've never seen a lock like this before. There are 2 of then on the bottom of the window. I thought maybe you either lift it to unhook it from the bottom or slide it to the side but it won't move at all

I just bought a portable dishwasher and am alarmed that no water seems to be draining out while instructions say to leave the facet on full-blast. The normal cycle is set for 2.5 hours of water but I shut it off after 15 minutes because I just don't by that the small countertop unit can contain as much water as is being pumped into it with no water leaving. I'm afraid of water backing up and damaging my pipes. Does anyone have any information about what makes it work?

There must have originally been an adaptor or something? It’s got the same end as a 9V adaptor?

I’m staying in a fancy hotel and I’m too embarrassed to phone the front desk. The room includes a soaking tub with hand shower. For the life of me, I can not figure out how to turn on the hand shower. Help!

I can’t for the life of me figure out how the glass is attached but it doesn’t move, you can even lift the table by the glass and it’s quite heavy.

https://www.reddit.com/r/WITT_FAT/comments/139w892/that_stamped_metal_key_you_may_have_found_above_a/

It creates a little electric arc. Please give as much detail as possible.

Bought off Facebook marketplace trying to get it setup for my grandma who can’t operate a smartphone. Any help is much appreciated

So I bought this in Washington DC at the Natural History Smithsonian but I think it must come with instructions but there were none and the cap does screw in so how does this work?