The super macro guessing game (5)

Are the contents part of the product?

and

Are you located in the U.S.?

Nathan wrote in post #18340840
Are you located in the U.S.?

His time zone is GMT +1 so he is very likely not in the U.S.

Chris.R wrote in post #18310336
OK.
Bear in mind my time zone is GMT + 1 hour, if I seem slow.

Okay... I could have been more straight to the point... is this a European brand?

ECC233 wrote in post #18340764
Are the contents of this container defined by the logo or is this a generic container for a particular material?

Er, yes, and no not generic.

(I can't thinkof a generic logo )

Nathan wrote in post #18340840
Are the contents part of the product?

and

Are you located in the U.S.?

The container is for - the product. There may be variations of it which share the same Logo, I'm not sure.

Nathan wrote in post #18340920
Okay... I could have been more straight to the point... is this a European brand?

UK.

It's a multinational company, and I checked up front - the product is available in at least one well known US chain store I've visited.

Chris.R wrote in post #18341152
Er, yes, and no not generic.

(I can't thinkof a generic logo )

For example Thermos as in Thermos flask

Chris.R wrote in post #18341157
UK.

the product is available in at least one well known US chain store I've visited.

I don't think I have ever visited a chain store. So everything from a necklace to a chainsaw blade could be sold there?

Is the container under pressure?

Chet wrote in post #18341164
I don't think I have ever visited a chain store. So everything from a necklace to a chainsaw blade could be sold there?

There's an old geezer near me still in business

ECC233 wrote in post #18341165
Is the container under pressure?

Didn't I answer that??
- no pressure -

ECC233 wrote in post #18341162
For example Thermos as in Thermos flask

- Hmm , shades of meaning..
It's a brand, a product, but there may be a degree of genericness depending how you define it.
If they changed the container material they could use much the same logo.

I don't think it helps, unless you have a database of logos characterised by genericness.


If I were you I'd work out how the rest of the logo probably looks, and concentrate on what the product is.

You have it within a cupboard. Would the object fit inside a standard soft drink can?

Chris.R wrote in post #18340722
I didn't write "only used one"


The contents are not a single-use thing.

Sorry, I was tired .

Does the contents of the item get in contact with water when used?

ECC233 wrote in post #18341554
You have it within a cupboard. Would the object fit inside a standard soft drink can?

hqqns wrote in post #18333278 (external link) Would the object fit in a coke can? Is it more common than button scissors?
... no
.yes

(dots mean pause for thought - have to guess a bit)

It firts inside a box for a Canon 10-18mm IS STM lens, easily.