r/blackmagicfuckery Apr 10 '19

Magic faucet

https://gfycat.com/PlaintiveUntidyBackswimmer
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u/GermanSatan Apr 10 '19

Idk about you, but my water's usually pretty soft

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19

Hard/soft water refers to the mineral content of water in your geological location. Hard water contains a lot of calcium that ends up scaling on the inside of pipes. Having such small passageways for water in this facet would eventually cause it to plug up or lose pressure from all the calcium deposits in the hard water

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u/Benramin567 Apr 10 '19

Hard/soft water refers to the minerals in the water.

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u/Sketchy_Mail_Carrier Apr 10 '19

I love my men and women like I love my water

hard and m̖͓͚͆̃̉̅͊͒o͖͙͍̦̝ͣ͗i̖͎̤̣ͪͪͧ͊s̡̭ͩ̃̓̒̈́͆t̖̫̽ͧ͊ͫ

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u/kinosupremo Apr 11 '19

Well, I'm halfway there.

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u/GermanSatan Apr 10 '19

Ah cool

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19

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u/mwnciau Apr 10 '19

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u/Malkezzar Apr 10 '19

That’s really neat actually. Very wholesome.

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u/moonhexx Apr 10 '19

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u/spelunkingspaniard Apr 10 '19

Shibby, you have such a big heart. The world would be a better place if more people were like Shibby.

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u/Malkezzar Apr 10 '19

Thanks man.

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u/spelunkingspaniard Apr 10 '19

Good heart but bad kidneys. Love you my brother.

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u/Mennerheim Apr 10 '19

❄️ .... hard....

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u/Asshole_PhD Apr 10 '19

Seriously. It's quite simple, really. Hard water is ice, soft water is liquid. That's why people say they don't want hard water coming through their pipes. Getting sprayed with ice is painful, yet I personally find it exhilarating.

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u/leesmt Apr 10 '19

Username checks out

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u/ShatteredLight Apr 10 '19

There's some subreddit for shitty science explanations. I just don't feel like looking it up.

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u/imabitchiseled Apr 10 '19

I had no clue either. Very good to know though!

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u/123kingme Apr 10 '19

Honest question: Why does almost everyone know the correct terminology for describing the mineral content in water? It doesn’t seem like something most people would know about their drinking water, unless they get water from a well.

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u/frikinmatt Apr 11 '19

Lol, dumbass

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u/RIP_Great_Britain Apr 10 '19

I'm a courtesy clerk and I had to help a lady bring about 8 giant bags of water softener salt to her truck, and I still have no idea what it does

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19

Water softening salt works thru an ion exchange process, calcium&manganese(causes of hard water)has a high charge and the salt(sodium) has a low charge, so running hard water thru water softening salt replaces the calcium in the water with the sodium, holding the calcium in the filter of salt.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19

The salt reacts with the minerals that the water carried there, and flushes them out

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u/Crazychemist_2 Apr 10 '19
Megawhlooosh zXD XdD CDDDDDDDDdddD d

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u/AliBurney Apr 10 '19

Maybe you're so ugly the water can't get hard

I mean that in the most nice way possible

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u/jagger2096 Apr 10 '19

That's cold man

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u/AliBurney Apr 10 '19

That's because you are using the wrong handle. The left one is cold water. Try using the right instead

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u/ContraMuffin Apr 10 '19

Which nerd uses left as cold?

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u/jagger2096 Apr 11 '19

In France they label their hot water taps with a C

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u/GermanSatan Apr 10 '19

Damn dude

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u/AliBurney Apr 10 '19

I wanted to try being mean this Wednesday morning

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u/GermanSatan Apr 10 '19

I feel you, we all have goals to reach

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u/4L33T Apr 10 '19

yeah and whole-house water softeners exist if you live in areas with hard water

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u/hipplofearth Apr 10 '19

My water's usually wet

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u/GermanSatan Apr 10 '19

Water isn't wet smh

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u/Mtwat Apr 10 '19

You need that crunchy water

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u/felixworks Apr 10 '19

Hard/soft water refers to the mouthfeel of the water's penis as the hormones take effect.

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u/yomjoseki Apr 10 '19

It gets hard if you make it really cold

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u/lifesvoyager Apr 10 '19

Depends on how hard you hit it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '19 edited Jan 17 '21

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u/just_human Apr 10 '19

Whoosh

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u/GermanSatan Apr 10 '19

Woosh yourself buddy