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man-vs-spider t1_j67k3g1 wrote

Putting electricity through water has the potential to produce other chemicals in the water that you would like to avoid

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dvorahtheexplorer t1_j67kwmf wrote

> the potential

lol

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hyzermofo t1_j684v42 wrote

Watt?

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burrbro235 t1_j68bdro wrote

That hertz my feelings.

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lordofthehomeless t1_j68bz1r wrote

I need to be part of the pun resistance and not partake.

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RightInThePleb t1_j68dc3s wrote

I don’t really understand jokes like these. It’s just an attempt from people to stay current.

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AlmostButNotQuit t1_j68ihys wrote

Shocking, right?

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Swibblestein t1_j68j8ce wrote

I'm amped up to see the next pun someone comes up with.

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2nd-kick-from-a-mule t1_j68lp1x wrote

I’m not sure you have the capacitance.

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Killaship t1_j68meg9 wrote

Some of these puns, they need to be inducted into the pun hall of fame!

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OpenPlex t1_j68wy2j wrote

You might feel electrified to see yours on display, a spark of joy!

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dogism t1_j68m6k0 wrote

I dunno, I feel like this isn't conductive to stimulating discussion.

Edit. I was too late, but I'm glad to see there's a spark in people to make more puns.

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OpenPlex t1_j68jney wrote

You have the power to change that habit.

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wut3va t1_j68kikq wrote

I thought it broke down chemicals like water into it's constituent elements of hydrogen and oxygen.

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man-vs-spider t1_j691n5j wrote

There’s typically other things in the water that can be broken down / chemically changed. Even something like salt water can produce chlorine gas

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Newone1255 t1_j6amahn wrote

If the water was 100% distilled fresh water it would be fine. But distilling the water achieves the desired effect in the first place

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