Filling hack (1 Viewer)

[SwissBob]

I recently saw a device with two suckers used to hold in the water button on borne here in France hence removing the need to keep in pressing the button every few seconds. Trouble is the said device cost around €30. Here's my ductape solution:

Worked a treat .

 

[Northernraider]

Those push buttons really annoy me .. is it so hard for them to fit a bleeding tap.

 

[VXman]

Those push buttons really annoy me .. is it so hard for them to fit a bleeding tap.

It's to stop people leaving them on.

 

[L' Hobo]

Probably, if use correctly, to stop people walking away and wasting precious water?

 

[Northernraider]

It's to stop people leaving them on.

I know why they do it , but many of the ones you need to pay for automatically cut off anyway after a given time or quantity.

Holding that button in to deliver 100-150 litres is bleedin sore on the hand.

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[Northernraider]

Probably, if use correctly, to stop people walking away and wasting precious water?

See above response.


I use village taps around Greece to fill water .. can't say I ever see anyone leaving the tap running .
I've never seen it intact

 

[L' Hobo]

I know why they do it , but many of the ones you need to pay for automatically cut off anyway after a given time or quantity.

Holding that button in to deliver 100-150 litres is bleedin sore on the hand.

It's probably easier than carrying it?

See above response.


I use village taps around Greece to fill water .. can't say I ever see anyone leaving the tap running .
I've never seen it intact

Probably needs a little Greece?

Is there not an OAP/Foreigners button that only delivers 50ltrs at a time