Chubby Water Bottle - Fidget & Drink Counter
por 🎀 TaTralhas 🎀 en MakerWorld
Chubby Water Bottle - Fidget & Drink Counter 💧. A tiny bottle with a little job: keeping your fingers busy and your water count handy! 💧
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Chubby Water Bottle - Fidget & Drink Counter 💧
A tiny bottle with a little job: keeping your fingers busy and your water count handy! 💧
This smiling water bottle is a fidget and a manual counter in one. Turn the numbered ring for a little fidget break, or use it to keep track of the glasses or bottles of water you’ve finished.
Pick your unit—one glass or one bottle—start at 0, and move the next number under the arrow each time. A cute little desk companion for those “wait… was that my second or third?” moments.
Choose your favourite bottle colour, add a contrasting cap, and give your hydration buddy a personality of its own. Mine has a much better memory than I do. 😅
Assembly & how to use
1. Slide the numbered ring over the drum on the bottle body, with the numbers upright. Turn it gently to help it settle into place. 2. Align the bottle top with the centre connector and gently press it down until it snaps into place. 3. Check that the numbered ring turns, then set 0 beneath the arrow to begin.
A little counting tip The ring displays 0–9. Reset it manually whenever you begin a new tally; it returns to 0 after 9. If you use it for a fidget break, set it back to your count afterwards.
Explore more designs by 🎀 TaTralhas 🎀 Meet the rest of the Chubby Food Shop collection and pick your next little treat!
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