NuclearNed
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- May 18, 2001
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They do have a seal, you just have to remove the seal manually, and then flip it on top of the cooler very fast. Usually you have 1-3 seconds of leeway, because inside the cooler there is a mini tank that can take the initial "spilliage," after that, you are on your own.Originally posted by: Phoenix86
I have seen several different ones, but never without that safety seal... How do they; keep it from spilling in transport, keep it clean, and the obvious, keep it IN the fountian when switching out.Originally posted by: werk
You'd hafta be pretty retarded not to realize that there are different types of water coolers.Originally posted by: gigapet
Originally posted by: werk
Yes, there's nothing I like more than spilling a gallon of water on my shoes.
you'd hafta be pretty retarded to spill it. The seal only breaks when its properly in place.
I guess without the seal the answer is obvious... they don't.![]()
Exactly. I couldn't think of how to describe it, but that does it well. Also, because of the positioning of our cooler between 2 large closets, it's just about impossible to tilt it to help in the process.Originally posted by: Marauder911
They do have a seal, you just have to remove the seal manually, and then flip it on top of the cooler very fast. Usually you have 1-3 seconds of leeway, because inside the cooler there is a mini tank that can take the initial "spilliage," after that, you are on your own.Originally posted by: Phoenix86
I have seen several different ones, but never without that safety seal... How do they; keep it from spilling in transport, keep it clean, and the obvious, keep it IN the fountian when switching out.Originally posted by: werk
You'd hafta be pretty retarded not to realize that there are different types of water coolers.Originally posted by: gigapet
Originally posted by: werk
Yes, there's nothing I like more than spilling a gallon of water on my shoes.
you'd hafta be pretty retarded to spill it. The seal only breaks when its properly in place.
I guess without the seal the answer is obvious... they don't.![]()
Originally posted by: werk
Exactly. I couldn't think of how to describe it, but that does it well. Also, because of the positioning of our cooler between 2 large closets, it's just about impossible to tilt it to help in the process.Originally posted by: Marauder911
They do have a seal, you just have to remove the seal manually, and then flip it on top of the cooler very fast. Usually you have 1-3 seconds of leeway, because inside the cooler there is a mini tank that can take the initial "spilliage," after that, you are on your own.Originally posted by: Phoenix86
I have seen several different ones, but never without that safety seal... How do they; keep it from spilling in transport, keep it clean, and the obvious, keep it IN the fountian when switching out.Originally posted by: werk
You'd hafta be pretty retarded not to realize that there are different types of water coolers.Originally posted by: gigapet
Originally posted by: werk
Yes, there's nothing I like more than spilling a gallon of water on my shoes.
you'd hafta be pretty retarded to spill it. The seal only breaks when its properly in place.
I guess without the seal the answer is obvious... they don't.![]()
Originally posted by: Kelvrick
I like it when I tell the women to do it and they don't want to say how they can't so 2-3 struggle to it it up there.
Originally posted by: Kelvrick
I like it when I tell the women to do it and they don't want to say how they can't so 2-3 struggle to it it up there.
Originally posted by: werk
Yes, there's nothing I like more than spilling a gallon of water on my shoes.
Originally posted by: Kelvrick
I like it when I tell the women to do it and they don't want to say how they can't so 2-3 struggle to it it up there.
Originally posted by: gigapet
Its like a special treat everytime i get there and the jug is empty, I look forward to doing it again each time.
So do u like it?
