Homemade water geyser | Shockless geyser

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In this short, I’m excited to share my homemade electric instant water geyser experiment with you. This unique DIY geyser uses an exposed heating coil element (instead of an insulated rod) and comes with a surprising twist—it doesn't shock you when you touch the water!

Here’s the science behind it:
When you use a bucket or container with an exposed heating coil, the water usually becomes electrically charged, and touching it can result in a shock. However, if you connect a water tap to the bucket (ensuring the tap water is grounded), the ground or earth connection through the tap water prevents the positive voltage from spreading into the water. Essentially, the grounding effect from the tap water keeps the current confined to the coil and wire, making the water safe to touch.

The best part? This entire setup costs less than $7 and requires only a few readily available components! Making this geyser is simple, affordable, and perfect for anyone interested in experimenting with practical, cost-effective solutions for instant hot water.

Stay tuned as I walk you through the components, the process, and the science behind this fascinating DIY electric water geyser. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more amazing experiments!

1. PPR plastic pipes
2. nozzles
3. heater elements
4. Heavy duty rely
5. Socket
6. Magnetic switch (used in instant gas geyser for ignition)

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