Why are they called bubblers?
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Jun 20, 2025 - 11:12 AM
The term "bubbler" is used primarily in certain regions, like parts of Wisconsin and Rhode Island, to refer to a drinking fountain. The name originates from the early 20th century when the Kohler Company developed a drinking fountain that produced a bubbling stream of water, and this feature led people to colloquially refer to it as a "bubbler." Over time, the term stuck in those areas, even though most drinking fountains today no longer have that bubbling feature.
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Width of bubbler is roughly 1ft, 5ft max height. Beautiful basalt columns drilled through the center to create a modern water feature. Use as a standalone or group them together at varying heights. Crafted for Lasting Beauty and Performance Bubblers bring movement and tranquility to any outdoor spac...
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