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How To Make Working Water Dispenser – DIY Desk Water Cooler

11,479,626 views November 10, 2017 5:42

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In brief

Turn everyday household items into a functional water dispenser with this clever DIY project. You’ll assemble a simple cooler using an empty Pringles can, Nutella jar, and toothpaste tube—perfect for keeping drinks chilled at your desk. No special tools or skills needed, just a few basic steps and a bit of creativity.

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Can I use this for drinks other than water?

Yes, the creator suggests lemonade, iced tea, or any other drink.

Description from the creator

In this video I show how to make a water dispenser or water cooler. It works and made of regular stuff anyone can find at home! Super easy! Pour it with lemonade, ice tea or any other drink and enjoy!

For my DIY super-duper cool-cooler and beverage dispenser :) you will need:
Empty Pringles can
Empty Nutella jar
Empty toothpaste tube
drinking straw
THAT'S ALL!

Just few tips:
1. Make holes diameter equal to the drinking straw diameter (2 holes – 5 mm each, drinking straw – 5 mm)
2. Close the toothpaste cap tight!

How it works...
Well, hahaha, I'm not sure how exactly. I was just following my intuition when I was inventing it. But the main rule – the air, which comes through the drinking straw, pushes on water and it runs through the hole. If you will not close the toothpaste cap tight – water will drip. This means that air still can come through the drinking straw. Close it well – and the water will not drip! Amazing, isn't it?

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IdunnGoddess published this 5:42 video tutorial on November 10, 2017. It has been watched 11,479,626 times on YouTube.

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