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Easy Do-it-Yourself Air Conditioner with Optional Express Instructions

Easy Do-it-Yourself Air Conditioner with Optional Express Instructions
What you need for this project:

Plastic Wrap [Optional But Recommended]
Scotch Tape [Optional But Recommended]
Plastic Cup [MUST be plastic]
Fan [Preferably a Not-so-Strong one]
A half-hour to an hour.

~~EXPRESS Requirements~~
Plastic Cup [MUST be plastic]
Fan [Not very strong]
15 minutes. And/Or Ice


~~THIS PROJECT ON STEROIDS~~
Put a cup of dry ice in front of a fan.

 
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Step 1Step One: Setting the Cup in the Freezer

Step One: Setting the Cup in the Freezer
First, take your plastic cup. Fill it with cold water about halfway.
Now, find your plastic wrap. Cover the top with it. Optionally, you may cover the entire cup. 
Use tape to reinforce the plastic wrap.
Now, place it in the freezer in a place that it is unlikely that it would be knocked over.
~~EXPRESS~~
Fill two plastic cups about three quarters way.
Put ice in them.
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3 comments
Jul 31, 2011. 10:08 AMJ2SARET says:
excellent I will surprise my wife with this when she returns this aft.
Jul 30, 2011. 6:49 PMjcaulder says:
~~THIS PROJECT ON STEROIDS~~
Put a cup of dry ice in front of a fan.

Do not attempt to do the steroid, can and will cause death.
Jul 7, 2011. 1:31 AMRanie-K says:
Google images show other people's images. Just because you find them there, doesn't give you permission for you to show them other places as park of your work.

Find your "stock" pictures in Wikipedia or in Wikipedia Commons , but you still need to pay attention to the pictures' licensing and credit them properly if you do so.

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