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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: While not undergoing testing, SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a safe storage locker at site-4 in an upright position. Due to it's anomalous properties, SCP-XXXX poses a high risk of causing containment breaches of D-class personnel, and certain other anomalous objects.
Access to SCP-XXXX is granted only to those with level 2 clearance and above, and should not be tested on class D personnel with history of escape attempts, or suicidal tendencies.
Description: SCP-XXXX is what appears to be a 12 liter galvanized steel utility pail with two stickers on the side. the smallest one is a small circular sticker with a recycling symbol on it, whereas the larger of the two has three diagonal stripes colored (from top to bottom) white, black, and red. additionally, the sticker has the home hardware logo located on the top left of the sticker, a maple leaf in the middle of the top stripe, the items volume listed in both liters and gallons, a bar code on the bottom right with the serial number: ████████████, and two instances of a product code that reads Item #████-███
When either of these numbers is put into their website, a visually Identical object appears. after purchasing several of these for testing, it was determined that while visually similar to SCP-XXXX, the product listed on the Home Hardware website are in no way anomalous objects. Contact with the company has led to no insight of the origins of the anomalous affects of the object, as they deny that any of their products could perform such a feat.
When SCP-XXXX is oriented in such a way that the bottom of the pail is facing a person, and the top is pointed towards barriers such as doors and walls, it allows an individual to pass through the surface by running themselves face first into the bottom of the bucket, and the bucket into the surface.
Those who have successfully passed through an object in this way have reported feeling somewhat nauseous, though beyond that, and the occasional sore nose, no notable effects on subjects have been observed.
Addendum: When run into at an angle that would prevent the buckets rim from making full contact with the desired surface, the anomalous effect will not occur, resulting in the subject effectively running face first into a bucket. Although humorous to onlookers, subjects who fail to create the desired anomalous effect are typically much less likely to repeat the same action. bringing testing to a halt.
Incident XXXX-01: While undergoing testing to determine the maximum thickness of material SCP-XXXX can pass through, D-0980 and SCP-XXXX were not able to pass through the 4 meter thick stone slab provided for testing, instead losing ability to interact with solid matter, and falling through the floor, allowing visuals on any structures within the immediate area. This continued until D-0980 entered an area where they did not intersect with any solid matter, returning to a normal state of being.
Interviewed: D-0980
Interviewer: Doctor █████████
Foreword: D-0980 was recovered in a hallway directly below the test area a few minutes after disappearing, confused, and pacing back and forth.
<Begin Log>
Doctor █████████: Can you explain what you saw?
D-0980: Jesus Doc, I ain't sure what I saw. it was pitch black, but I could see for miles.
Doctor █████████: Could you make out any objects?
D-0980: Sorta. it looked like… well… it looked like that!
D-0980 points towards a map of the site in the corner of the room.
Doctor █████████: so you mean to say you saw █████████:?
D-0980: I thinks so, what of it?
Doctor █████████: that's enough for today. report back to D-block and await further instruction.
<End Log>
Closing Statement: not enough information regarding the anomalous effects of SCP-XXXX. Further testing required. D-0980 was terminated following testing. any further testing of SCP-XXXX should be performed in a room directly above another room of similar, or larger size.
