How about a floating tent? (Honestly, I’ve never seen before). Perfect for Camping, Hiking,Traveling as well as swimming pool party! It’s spacious and can accommodate large space for 4 people. Learn more about this tent in the link below…

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This next idea is so great and very easy to implement in case of emergency or when camping. The tutorial is going to teach you how to make a small stove out of a soda can in just a few minutes. Aluminum is the lightest of metals and due to its flexibility and strength it’s most often used to manufacture everyday products such as beverage and food containers. So by trying this project, you can also reuse your containers of soda and contribute to the reduction of environmental pollution. If you follow the steps from the link you can build (with few materials and minimal skills) a portable stove for travel or cooking in case of energy blackouts.

The supplies you are going to need are: 2 aluminum cans of any soft drink, 1 marker, a pair of scissors or cutter, 1 small sandpaper, 1 nail, alcohol and fiberglass. The step by step tutorial can be found on the link below. Happy crafting!

1. Cut 2 coke tin can into 2 bottom parts
2. Make holes in 1 of them
3. The next step is to nest the two halves together, top into the bottom.
4. Fill the concave cavity with fuel

Finaly, this is the fire from your Stove for Hiking and Camping made out of Coke / Beer Tin Cans..

Photos from: Easy Diy, Mungo Says Bah

We’ll show you now a step-by-step video tutorial of how to make a penny can stove. It’s very inexpensive and very efficient, perfect for camping, hiking and survival. Going on trips into the wild seems like a lot of logistical stress. You have to pack a lot of things in order to get the most basic of things. What if we tell you that starting a fire, catching a fish and cooking could be all taken care for with something as simple as a soda can? Quite hard to believe, we know, but a few everyday soda cans could be the right material for making a DIY stove, a DIY fishing device and even light a fire. This way of handling common issues on trips will prove very handy on your packing and logistics. Not to mention you would be giving nature a helping hand, cleaning the forest or mountains of littered soda cans. Watch the video tutorial for further detailed instructions and your next trip into the wild should be a lot more stress-free. Don’t forget to share the advice if it helped you have a more exciting adventure!

Materials:

• Two Aluminum Cans
• Scissors
• Hammer
• Nail or Punch
• Sanding Block/ file
• Sharpie Marker
• Fiberglass insulation
• Heat resistant sealant
• Two surfaces to mark your cans