How does something like this happen?

>>9142696
Glass water jug btw

quantum tunnelling

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>>9142701
Interesting

-1/2

>>9142696
Is that what used to be the lettering on the jar?

>>9142696
it looks like the lettering was slightly dissolved or that it got too hot.

Water transfer decals look similar when they get wet, which means that the ink is suspended in something that became liquid and shifted around either due to a solvent or heat.

>>9142726
Yes
>>9142729
Yeah but wouldn't they be all over the jug if they were washed away by water?

>>9142737
Well here is how I figure
>you have this jar loaded as one does in a washer with the top down
>the water jets are going to be spraying into it, but not all that much on the sides
>it heats the outside through the sprayer on the inside causing it to detach
>then the little bit of water on the outside drips down or it gets a light spray and it shifts
>the dots that make up the printing shift
>some have overlap that keeps them in their original shape, some do not and go free

That is the best I can do.

>>9142787
Appreciate it anon thanks but this is a drinking water dispenser

It would appear the machine that prints the expiration date / data was malfunctioning.

>>9142696

wait a second, the decal texture is still loading.

i guess these water jugs keep getting reused and cleaned with steam. the old lettering is supposed to come off when heated, but it didnt get washed away, and the "pixels" just re-set like a water transfer sticker. i guess that can happen in a normal dishwasher as well, the water would be hot enough