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Gravity Waterer: How do I keep it from overflowing?
The area connecting the jar and the spigot is filled in with epoxy. The lid is tight on the jar. I even tried doing it with the jar upside down. What's the issue here? I'm no physics expert, but everything seems to indicate that this should function like those dog watering bowls. Why doesn't this work? Thanks! submitted by /u/What_a_young_guy [link] [comments]
| | The area connecting the jar and the spigot is filled in with epoxy. The lid is tight on the jar. I even tried doing it with the jar upside down. What's the issue here? I'm no physics expert, but everything seems to indicate that this should function like those dog watering bowls. Why doesn't this work? Thanks! [link] [comments] |
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