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| Tools needed to repurpose water bottle |
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| Cut off bottom |
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| Pierce hole in cap and screw back on. |
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| Fill with water |
Easy enough?
Cheers ~ Kevin
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Friday, August 24, 2012
Repurposed water bottle - drip irrigation
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