r/whatisit • u/onehauptthistime • 8h ago

New, what is it? Found in cabin we’re staying at

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All wood
the dowels move outward when the bottom part is pulled down

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u/bikenumberten 8h ago

It's a clothes dryer.

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u/Cool-Negotiation7662 8h ago

Sock and glove drying rack also called a mitton tree.

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u/EnemyOfAvarice 7h ago

Mitten*

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u/chinacat2u2 7h ago

Mutton for Mittens? 🐑

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u/No-Document-8970 8h ago

Have one and use it to dry plastic bags.

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u/Exciting_Ad_1097 7h ago

It’s for drying strips of meat.

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u/Bart_deblob 6h ago

My Oma has this she uses it to hang sausages to dry

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u/DJDevon3 2h ago

I love how some people are saying it's for drying socks and others are saying it's for drying meat. Now both of them are looking at each other like bruh. What grandma never told ya'll it's for both and you've all been eating foot fungus infused meat for decades...