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Fog Chiller Tutorial! Here’s how to get that thick, low fog out of a cheap fog machine! Followed a video from impossiblescience to make this! Directions from Cory: 1. Measure and cut holes on both sides of your cooler. (2 to 3 inches off the bottom) I just traced the pipe with a marker 2. We used two 2x4’s in the base of the cooler and put wire mesh on top of them to hold ice and cover holes. 3. Next insert your aluminum flex ductwork and fill with ice. 4. Fire up your smoke machine (adding the fog liquid to it) and aim it into the ductwork for a spooky low lying fog effect. cr: macy.blackwell #usa #halloweendecor #backporch #fallporch #falldecor #outdoorliving #outdoorlivingspace #halloweendecorations #falldecorations

I used a cheap plastic tablecloth hung with thumbtacks around the window & a projector I grabbed from Amazon! I’ve also seen people use frosted shower curtain liners. Takes just minutes to set up and this would be so cute for Christmas too 😍

John’s Shoe Hospital takes its final steps After 115 years in business, John's Shoe Hospital is set to close in mid-June after the property at 828 Central Ave. was purchased by a local company.

You can spend $50,000 for an upscale curved-glass greenhouse, or $50 for a down-home one made of PVC pipe and plastic sheeting. But there’s a lot of ground in between. Here, we’re going to explore the option of using upcycled windows, doors, and other materials set in a wood framework to create a functional, sturdy greenhouse.

https://www.motherearthnews.com/diy/build-a-greenhouse-with-upcycled-windows-zmrz19fmzgsch/