File:Pen Finger Boiler.jpg
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English: Hand boiler toy, built into a ballpoint pen. When the user holds the barrel of the pen, the warmth from the fingertips vaporizes some of the red liquid inside the tube, causing it to rise and bubble up into the top chamber as if the liquid was boiling. (If you have access to a larger hand boiler, please put an image up on Commons!) |
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| Author | Wtshymanski |
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| current | 23:07, 4 September 2017 | | 1,531 × 3,348 (466 KB) | Wtshymanski | User created page with UploadWizard |
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