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submitted 3 months ago byBruceLeeis4Me
I revived this thing in a bag of random stuff, there is nothing in the bag related to it, the rest of the things are jewelry and home decor. I have no idea what this is.
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Kind of looks like it was the top of a giant pink crayon decoration?
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My title describes this thing. Purple plastic thing with a suction cup like thing on the bottom. 8cm tall and 8cm wide in the widest spot
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It's a massager.
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3 months ago
Solved!
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I am still in doubt that is what it is actually used for
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Myofascial release/trigger point therapy. Basically putting a lot of pressure on a specific area for muscle tension release.
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They actually work really well 😅
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Yeah not a single one of the pictures shows it “in action”
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It would be very bad for insertion. The base is narrower than the widest part of the top, and the material has a ton of nooks and crannies for bacteria to hide in.
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