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this post was submitted on 28 Sep 2023
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Before it was just a button in the fridge. It has a small decorative plate above it that was removable.
Is this how the fridge ships or did the original piece break? I can’t imagine how annoying it was to have to use both hands just to fill up a water bottle. Nice print!
It looked like this originally. For a normal glass of water, an adult used to it could wrap thumb and ring/pinky around the top of the glass, and push with the index finger to do it one-handed. But kids could never, and adults from outside the household were always baffled.
Do you have a link to the model
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