Improving the design of your yard and home must entail at some point an outdoor oven project. You might think you’re not going to need it at all, but there comes that particular event you would have loved to have a cooking facility around. Because it’s not just about the taste exterior cooking techniques give to the dishes, but also the socializing component it facilitates. To be prepared in the future, and to save up to $200 on the DIY solution, we are happy to show you how to make an all-in-one outdoor oven stove grill and smoker. Be warned this project is complex and a couple of weeks work is needed in order to complete it. But the results are great! These are the items you will need for the project:

This project is quite a task which will bring you more to the field of construction than that of handmade or DIY. Firstly, the positioning of the oven will matter much, because you don’t want to get smoke on your table or through your windows inside the home, but you want to keep it close to your kitchen for easy cooking. See all details in the link below…

All-in-One Outdoor Oven, Stove, Grill and Smoker

Having a backyard is of no use if you don’t use it to its highest potential. With summer knocking at the door, it’s recommended you prepare a fun and relaxing activity, for you as well as for the children. Try to make this DIY Water Blob in about half an hour. It will only cost you about $12 , but you will thank us in those warm summer days. Here is what you will need in order to turn this project into reality:

• Painter’s plastic/plastic sheeting (*4 mil* – any size (here is used 10×25-foot roll, and cut it down to about 10×20)
• an iron;
• a hose;
• (optional) coloring;

The trick here is to not use tape to attach the sheets to each other, but an iron. The heat of the machine creates a seal which prevents leaks much better than any glue might achieve. With this advice in mind, continue to fashion a large mattress out of the sheets, until you reach the desired shape. Then, it’s time for filling it with water. You could add some coloring to this, to make it even more fun for kids. Seal the gap you used to add water and you’re done!

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