Then aerate what is left with an aquarium bubbler to drive off the last traces of moisture.
Air bubbler systems and flow developers (submerged motor-driven propellers) are used to melt small portions of the ice cover by taking advantage of any thermal reserve, relative to the freezing point, that may exist in the water.
For that particular scent scene, he ended up having to design and build a custom "aeration bubbler," which pushed a steady stream of air through a scented liquid and then diffused it, laden with aromatic compounds, into the room.
Then his dad had done some research and explained to Spencer that until they got a better bubbler they really couldn't get another fish.
The automobile garage a block away from my grandparents' back yard had the coldest water in town, at a bubbler just inside the overhead sliding doors.
If she hadn't driven off so fast, he would have been in his bedroom by now with his aquarium light turned on, the guppies and angelfish swimming around the bubbler or darting for the flakes of food he dropped.
Ms. Birmingham and a colleague, Gerry Lake, ladled the peaches into a wide-mouthed glass jar, prodded them with a long plastic utensil called a "bubbler" to release air trapped inside, and measured at least a quarter-inch between the fruit and the top of the jar to allow for expansion.
"It's wasting water," said Mr. Menocal, as he strode up to the fountain, holding a new bubbler cartridge.
The Department of Environmental Protection began construction on the compressor — in a sense, a supersize version of an aquarium bubbler — in 2010.
Even with the temporary bubbler installed, the city admits that the dissolved oxygen level will be lower during the renovation.
One of them was a "leaker," meaning its bubbler — the unit containing the nozzle and push button — was dribbling water through a faulty joint.
