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Comic #135: Rotate Condensate Piping
Comic #134: Water Displacement
Comic #133: So Much More to Learn
Comic #132: Penthouse
Comic #131: Shakespeare - Hardness Breaks
Comic #130: Teenage Water Molecule
Comic #129: Middle Ages Bleed vs. Blowdown
Comic #128: The Life of Detective H2O
Comic #127: Corrosion Free Zone
Comic #126: Water Conditioner
Comic #125: Changing Corrosion Coupons
Comic #124: The Water Cycle
Comic #123: Detective H2O
Comic #122: Feeling Important
Comic #121: Pumped Up
Comic #120: Pet Cation
Comic #119: Eriochrome Black Tea
Comic #118: Scary Campfire Stories
Comic #117: Life on Mars
Comic #116: How Biocides Work
Comic #115: Dating Rejection
Comic #114: Suspenseful Wastewater Mystery
Comic #113: Mistakes Were Made
Comic #112: Clowns
Comic #111: Closed Deaerator Vent
Comic #110: Spitting Deaerator Vent
Comic #109: Never Trust a Drip!
Comic #108: Mobile Stationary Engineer
Comic #107: Land of Plenty
Comic #106: They All Know SO MUCH!
Comic #105: Frozen Test Kit
Comic #104: Hydrophobic vs. Hydrophilic
Comic #103: Self-Manufactured Crisis
Comic #102: Saving Water
Comic #101: Pinks and Blues
Comic #100: Celebrating 100 Episodes
Comic #99: Water Tagged
Comic #98: Not Documented
Comic #97: Lines Painted Wrong
Comic #96: Home Sweet Home
Comic #95: Newbie Thinks Outside the Box
Comic #94: Dead Leg
Comic #93: Point of Career Divergence
Comic #92: Grandma's Question
Comic #91: Newbie Gets Wet Changing Corrosion Coupons
Comic #90: Water Molecule Hydrogen Bonding Wedding
Comic #89: Non-Chemical Emoji Devices (NCEDs)
Comic #88: A Rising Tide
Comic #87: High Scale and Middle Scale Dances
Comic #86: Newbie Studies Cycles of Concentration
Comic #85: Water Under Pressure
Comic #84: Base Behavior
Comic #83: Industrial vs. Domestic Water
Comic #82: Industrial Water
Comic #81: Strong Bonds
Comic #80: Mona Lisa of Water
Comic #79: Third Degree
Comic #78: A Watched Pot
Comic #77: Hydroxide Borg
Comic #76: Wastewater Suspended Solids Come Together
Comic #75: TV Shows
Comic #74: Nomads
Comic #73: Newbie and M-I-C-K-E-Y
Comic #72: Newbie Brings Coupons
Comic #71: Toilet to Tap
Comic #70: Meeting about Meetings
Comic #69: Stationery for Stationary Engineers
Comic #68: Native Habitat
Comic #67: Legionallien!
Comic #66: Gone Planktonic!
Comic #65: Indicator Organism
Comic #64: Bucket of Knowledge
Comic #63: Phantom Atom and Custom Corrosion Coupon Rates
Comic #62: Born or Fall Into It
Comic #61: Stand-Up Comedy
Comic #60: Magic Elixir
Comic #59: Wanted in 3 States
Comic #58: Optimist vs. Pessimist
Comic #57: Bar and Funny Dream
Comic #56: Threshold Inhibitor vs. Phantom Atom
Comic #55: Element of Surprise
Comic #54: Mole
Comic #53: Gender Reveal
Comic #52: It's a Trap!
Comic #51: Costume Party
Comic #50: The Curse of the Novelties
Comic #49: Graduated Cylinder
Comic #48: Corrosion Coupon 1/2 Off!
Comic #47: Cross the RO Membrane
Comic #46: Gatekeepers and Donuts
Comic #45: Drug Paraphernalia
Comic #44: Spring has Sprung
Comic #43: Water Hammer Time
Comic #42: "What the Shift" Book Set
Comic #41: Industrial Water Treatment Parent
Comic #40: Control Ranges
Comic #39: Meniscus
Comic #38: 99% Sales Positive
Comic #37: Crystal Ball
Comic #36: Evolution of Industrial Water Treatment Professional
Comic #35: Newbie & Unusual Testing
Comic #34: Pump Drops a Beat
Comic #33: Superhero Backstory
Comic #32: Pencilwhip H2O
Comic #31: Good Operators
Comic #30: Stupid Question
Comic #29: Newbie Forgets Cap
Comic #28: Washing Hands
Comic #27: House of Oxidizer
Comic #26: Great Steam Header in Sky
Comic #25: Deep Hole
Comic #24: Makeup Water Meter
Comic #23: Extreme Room Makeover
Comic #22: Good Habits
Comic #21: Deaerator Personalities
Comic #20: Soft Water
Comic #19: Softener Adventure
Comic #18: Friends
Comic #17: More than Water
Comic #16: Doctor Clara Fier & What Water Drinks
Comic #15: Triangle & Hold My Beer
Comic #15 Alternative: Two versions of this cartoon were made. The one above was published, but some may like the one below as well.
Comic #14: One Signal Away
Comic #13: Doctor Clara Fier - Family Counselor
Comic #12: Exhaust Port
Comic #11: Five Senses
Comic #10: Blue Knight of the Passivation Order
Comic #9: Retirement
Comic #8: Hard Water
Comic #7: Where Water's Been
Comic #6: Cycles of Concentration
Comic #5: That Would be Great
Comic #4: Doctor Clara Fier
Comic #3: The Flick
Comic #2: What Do You Do?
Comic #1: Not All Heroes Wear Capes
Water is more than just wet, water is funny, mystical, and literally, cool and steamy. Check out these water jokes.
Q&A
Q: Why is the letter "t" like an island?
A: It is surrounded by water!
Q: Where does water go when it gets confused?
A: The clarifier.
Q: Why do chemists like nitrates?
A: Because they are cheaper than day rates.
Q: Why did the white, furry bear dissolve in water?
A: Because it was polar.
Drink
Two industrial water treatment professionals go into a bar. The first one says, "I think I'll have an H2O." The second one says, "I think I'll have an H2O too" — and he died.
Physicist, Biologist, and Chemist
A physicist, biologist and a chemist visited the ocean for the first time. The physicist saw the ocean and was fascinated by the waves. He said he wanted to do some research on the fluid dynamics of the waves and walked into the ocean. Obviously, he was drowned and never returned.
The biologist said he wanted to do research on the flora and fauna inside the ocean and walked inside the ocean. He too, never returned.
The chemist waited for a long time and afterwards, wrote the observation, "The physicist and the biologist are soluble in ocean water."
Doctor
A man goes to the doctor saying he feels terrible. Doctor prescribes several different kinds of pills and tells the man to take them immediately with lots of water.
The man says, “Dang, doc! What do I have?”
Doc says, “You’re dehydrated.”
H2O
The teacher asked a student what the chemical formula for water was. The student replied, "H I J K L M N O."
The teacher said, "That's not correct. Why do you think the chemical formula for water is H I J K L M N O?"
The student replied, "Because you said it was H to O, which is H I J K L M N O!"
Solution
If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate.
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