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🚿 I Made a Mini Water Fountain at Home! | Rbot Boy

Yo friends
Today I tried something super cool and lowkey relaxing — I made my own mini water fountain! 🌊✨
It’s giving peaceful vibes + a little bit of engineering, and honestly... it turned out way better than I expected.

🧰 What I Used:

  • Small DC water pump

  • Plastic bottle or any small container

  • Some stones or pebbles

  • Flexible pipe or straw

  • Power source (battery or adapter)

  • Optional: LEDs for ✨vibes✨

🛠️ How I Built It:

  1. Pump Setup – I placed the DC water pump at the bottom of my container.

  2. Water Flow Path – Attached a pipe to the pump’s outlet and directed it upward so water could flow like a mini fountain.

  3. Decorated the Base – Dropped in some stones and bits to make it look nice and clean.

  4. Power On – Connected the motor to a battery, flipped the switch... and 💥 water started flowing!

  5. (Optional) LED Touch – Added some LEDs to glow under the water. Night vibes = unlocked. 🌈

🧠 What I Learned:

  • How simple water pumps work

  • Circuit basics while powering the pump

  • That a chill setup like this can seriously boost your mood 😌💧

It’s tiny, it’s cool, and it adds straight-up spa energy to your room.
If you want something that’s both techy and peaceful, this is it.
I’m calling it the "Rbot Relax Fountain" 😂💦

— Rbot Boy

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