¿Qué será esto?(56)¡Ya resulto!
**¡Aquí está el objeto misterioso número 56. Resuelto de wansell.
Esta foto muestra una "parte" de un objeto misterioso de mi vida real.
¿El desafío? - Adivina cuál es el objeto. Esta vez mi objeto misterioso pesa menos de un kilo.
(This photo shows a "part" of a mystery object from my life. The challenge? Guess what the object is .)

26 Answers
¿Son gafas?
Are they goggles?

Actually, its starting to look like a HAN support device.
Head And Neck Support.
Soporte por la cabeza y cuello.

A glass case full of mysterious objects ... or not.
Fire suppression device
An automatic directional fire suppression device comprising:a container formed from two complimentary sections comprising a shield and a base;a fire extinguishing agent contained within said container; andan explosive charge assembly contained within said container;wherein a portion of the shield is extended outward at an angle forming a skirt such that activation of the explosive charge within said container shatters the frangible base and the fire extinguishing agent is dispersed downward within a range of angles controlled by the skirt to extinguish or suppress a fire.
Read more: http://www.faqs.org/patents/app/20080289832#ixzz0xLcs5QDj
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This little guy stands about 4 feet tall, ~ 1200mm, and where his head attaches to the body, the foam looks like the clue in the question.
A plastic Playmobil display figure.
I'm still thinking chidrens toy.
We know it relates to fire, but its not a hat or helmet.
It doesn't look like a fire truck or vehicle.
Toy fire equipment.
El equipo del fuego por niños.
Childs toy helmet?
Brynleigh said hat, so I assume this is wrong.
Casco el juguete por niños.

One of those plastic things for cleaning windows.
Ours have a hard edge for scraping ice, a foam piece for cleaning, and a rubber edge for removing water.
I'll find a pic and a proper name for one, and then translate.
3 in 1 ice scraper, squeegee and sponge.
An eraser for a white board (where you use magic markers)?

An intumescent fire seal.
Intumescente fuego junta.
The foam expands in a fire, to seal an opening.
A combination of Brynleighs and Edpantoots last answers.
A fire detector.
Detector de fuego.
I suppose you could call it -
Un detector de calor - a heat detector.



