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@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Worrying, but I had an easy solution: Replace the dinky 1 gallon bucket with a 5
   <figcaption>Empty bucket, water on the floor, and a wet spot on the bottom of the unit somewhere other than the drain port. Seems this manufacturer's got some quality control issues with their seals.</figcaption>
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-At this point, I was about ready to take a sledgehammer to this pile of scrap, but before I could a <span title="🕷️" class="spider">good friend of mine</span> had an idea that I'm frankly embarrassed I didn't think of a year ago: If the leaky AC won't reliably drain into an external bucket, simply put it *in* the bucket.
+At this point, I was about ready to take a sledgehammer to this pile of scrap, but before I could a <span class="spider">good friend of mine</span> had an idea that I'm frankly embarrassed I didn't think of a year ago: If the leaky AC won't reliably drain into an external bucket, simply put it *in* the bucket.
 
 Unfortunately, this particular unit was too big for the 5 gallon bucket I had on hand, and readily available buckets seem to top out about there, so the next best thing was a plastic tub, relatively shallow so it won't restrict airflow.