canisters

[Ken Meyer]

There were a few of these plastic canisters found on window sills in various rooms in a bank owned house. They have small beads in them. It looks like someone was testing for something, but what?

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[Les]

Garlic and cat pee.

[Ken Meyer]

Testing for garlic?? The house did stink, all the carpets were badly stained. What are the beads in the canisters and how are they used?

[Steven Hockstein]

Ghost detectors. I saw them in the movie "Ghostbusters".

Business is down so I have branched out and started a new business. I am offering ghost detection home inspector education seminars for a reasonable fee. I will also be selling ghost detectors to home inspectors so thay can offer a new service to their clients. I am still waiting for the state to approve my course for home inspector education CEU's.

[Tom Raymond]

Those are air fresheners, very nearly fully depleted. Had the small beads been growing in volume and overflowing, they'd be damp rid canisters. Both are common in vacant houses.

Steven, whatever you do, don't cross the streams!

[Les]

Tom,

you are making it very difficult for Steven and me to be sarcastic!

[Tom Raymond]

Sorry, my bad. I'll let the next one go a little longer[]

[Erby]

Sorry, Steven. Your new business model has already been taken.

Google "paranormal home inspections"

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[Steven Hockstein]

Sorry, Steven. Your new business model has already been taken.

Google "paranormal home inspections"

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S**T!! and I though I was the first. Anyone want to buy a bunch of plastic canisters with small beads in them?

[JohnJonny]

If you guys are stumped, a simple" I dunno" will suffice..[:-monkeyd..[:-slaphap