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Immi666 | 16:40 Sun 02nd Jul 2006 | Food & Drink
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on a water cooler, is there a difference between the white button and the blue button?
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One's for water at room temperature (the white one), the other's for chilled water (the blue one). There are some water coolers that even give you hot water !!!
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there's only one bottle tho. how do they get the water different temperatures?
I guess if you press the blue button then water passes along a tube, through the "chiller" bit of the equipment (which is presumably some sort of heat exchange - like a fridge) and comes out of the tap. The white button must bypass the coolant system cos, as you say there's only one bottle at a time connected up and that's at room temperature.
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ta, thanks :)
oh god....dont press the blue button !!!
Oooops, I meant the water stays in the tube and the tube passes through the chiller section !! Awww, you know what I meant ;)
...one button is the self-distruct button.....
omg - I always thought the red button was the self-destruct button ......

It's ok, they are levers, not buttons. Phew !!

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