Ok, I don't really get what these are for? Can someone explain?
1567504
These are dust plugs for your phones. If you have a smart phone, they are also used to help "type". My husband has large fingers and it is very difficult for him to type on the keyboards so he uses the rubberized end to type and it is much easier for him. They also add a little "personality" to your phone.
1567505
Sure, I'll be glad to explain what they are for. They are great for people who have large fingers or for those with unsteady hands (for whatever reason) who still have the need to type words into their cell phones. It is much easier for those people to take the little shaft of the stylus and use the rubberized head to "hunt and peck" than it is to use their fingers. And though many cell phones today have good word recognition programs built in, there are times when one is not free to simply tell the phone what words you want it to type. These little stylus' have a shaft that will fit snuggly into the earphone jack on most all phones but do not go so deep into the receptacle as to cause any damage. Overall, they are a good tool for those who need to use them. Hope that helps you understand what they are for.
1567506
They are styluses for your smart phone or tablet. They give you lots of them which I like. You store it in the jack where you usually plug in your headphones
1567507
little stylis that fits in earphone jack on your cellphone-they work great!
1567508
These little gems fit into the headphone jack on your phone. Take them out when you want to tap or text. They're a stylus for adults like me with fingers that are cumbersome to use on a small screen.
1567509
These are styluses for use with your phone, ipad or any other electronic device that has a touch screen. I use this specific size with my phone, the short shaft fits in the hole for ear phones. The keyboard on the phone is so small I have trouble hitting the right key, so I use this to text.
196679
Just a guess: I think they're used as the company's signature reminder that the product improves the elasticity and tightness of the face. I'm just making that up tho, so you might want to ask the company. Meanwhile, I've found these rubber bands useful from time to time.
496430
They are for male sensual play. They are used by being inserted into the uretha (penis hole) with the use of surgical lube. Quite pleasurable.
1142922
These were supposed to be, however they were not what I needed, so I couldn't use them. Thus, I can't give you an answer
320165
That I dont know. I just got what they came with. Sorry I can't be more help.
598247
They are the mounting connections used to attach ajoining modules left or right. If stand alone they are not needed........Vern
1823056
I would pose that question to Weber. I would think they are there to keep the heat inside the grill and to protect from possible transferring heat to a flammable object outside the grill.
1794801
Sorry, I have no idea. All I've ever used them (several) for is to provide power for USB devices connected to Raspberry Pi's as the Pi's USB ports are rather anemic power-wise.
1371369
Wish I could help, Sir; but I have no answer to your question. These are well made though, I can say that.
929826
it's mainly to alert drivers. Maybe if you use more than one you can have a lot of visibility. Hope it helps!
644477
They are monitoring headphones for recording so their purpose really is not to block out sound. They provide true sound without too much bass. Also these are not closed earphones meaning they will not cup your ears kinda like the walkman headphones from the 90's that sit on your ears so Im pretty sure they will leak out the sound. I dont use them outside the house so I cannot vouch for how good these would be for commuters. If you dont record or play an instrument I would recommend you go for audio headphones instead of monitoring ones because you can certainly find some really awesome ones in the same price range. I hope this helps They are monitoring headphones for recording so their purpose really is not to block out sound. They provide true sound without too much bass. Also these are not closed earphones meaning they will not cup your ears kinda like the walkman headphones from the 90's that sit on your ears so Im pretty sure they will leak out the sound. I dont use them outside the house so I cannot vouch for how good these would be for commuters. If you dont record or play an instrument I would recommend you go for audio headphones instead of monitoring ones because you can certainly find some really awesome ones... » Read More They are monitoring headphones for recording so their purpose really is not to block out sound. They provide true sound without too much bass. Also these are not closed earphones meaning they will not cup your ears kinda like the walkman headphones from the 90's that sit on your ears so Im pretty sure they will leak out the sound. I dont use them outside the house so I cannot vouch for how good these would be for commuters. If you dont record or play an instrument I would recommend you go for audio headphones instead of monitoring ones because you can certainly find some really awesome ones in the same price range. I hope this helps « Show Less
672011
Sorry can't help you...these are pieces of garbage...return them for something better.
1736513
The instructions I received explain these are "clipping lights". The first one lighting is a warning, the 2nd one lighting is "danger area" (ie, threat of blowing amp or speaker). However in the units I received these lights performed so erratically I doubt they serve any real purpose. In one they hardly blinked, in another they were both constantly on.
468505
Good questions, but I have no idea. You should contact the company who makes these.
643572
I think they are to help push the cover on or off the top of the heater. For example if you cannot reach.
1446951
Not sure i dont know much about these. Are these the ones i ordered if you want to try em out let me know i cant use them.
1159819
What's these I don't know about it I am not a selleryou are asking to wrong person, I'm sorry