@bjornsdottirs They aren't, but you're closer than the obvious answer. They do indeed rely on suction to function and the shafts are handles rather than the action item, so to speak. I'm a devilish tease though.
@WelshAdventurer I'm afraid that, while they do indeed rely on suction to function, they are not plungers. You're closer than my initial thought was though 😅
@WelshAdventurer While still not correct that's an idea I didn't have (to be as unfair to myself as possible, I didn't think of the correct answer either) and it's even closer to the truth.
Bjornsdottirs
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in reply to Bjornsdottirs • • •They aren't, but you're closer than the obvious answer. They do indeed rely on suction to function and the shafts are handles rather than the action item, so to speak. I'm a devilish tease though.
Trivial Einstein
Unknown parent • • •I'm afraid that, while they do indeed rely on suction to function, they are not plungers. You're closer than my initial thought was though 😅
spanghero
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in reply to spanghero • • •Very close, but not quite correct. Congratulations on getting much closer than I did when I saw them 😅
Trivial Einstein
Unknown parent • • •While still not correct that's an idea I didn't have (to be as unfair to myself as possible, I didn't think of the correct answer either) and it's even closer to the truth.
Blaise
in reply to Trivial Einstein • •They look like the suction-cups window guys use to move panes of glass.
Weird color, though...
Michael Gemar
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in reply to Michael Gemar • • •This is also true of hairbrushes, but they're still hairbrushes 😅