10 Common Household Items You Might Not Know the Names Of
Have you ever looked around your house and thought, "What's that thing called again?" We've all been there! Here are 10 common household items whose names might have slipped your mind:
1. Dusting Wand: That long, flexible rod with a fluffy end that helps you dust those hard-to-reach areas.
2. Doorstop: The wedge-shaped piece of wood or metal that holds your door open or keeps it from closing too quickly.
3. Flyswatter: That flat, usually rectangular tool used to, well, swat flies (and other annoying insects) away.
4. Outlet Cover: Those little plastic pieces that fit snugly into electrical outlets to prevent little fingers from inserting objects.
5. Picture Rail: A horizontal molding or track on a wall that holds picture frames, shelves, or other decorative items.
6. Shoe Tree: A device used to maintain the shape of a shoe when it's not being worn, often made of wood or plastic.
7. Squeegee: That rubber-edged tool used to remove water or other liquids from a surface, like a window or shower door.
8. Tension Rod: A adjustable rod used to hang curtains, dividers, or organizers in a closet or room.
9. Vacuum Hose: The flexible tube that connects your vacuum cleaner to the floor or other surface being cleaned.
10. Wine Stopper: A device used to seal an open bottle of wine, preserving the flavor and aroma.
There you have it! The next time you're admiring your tidy home, you'll know exactly what to call those mysterious items lurking in the corners.
