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How to save water in gardens and small-holdings: the Scrooge Bottle.

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Now the bottle is riddled with holes, the water could pour out instead of just oozing slowly. The bottle needs something to slow down the water's exit. That's what the absorbent stuff is for.

You could use the knife to shred the fabric so that you can get it through the neck of the bottle, or you could cut the bottle in half and stuff the fabric in easily. When the bottle is stuffed, wedge it back together. You may find it easier to wedge the halves back together if you put a small cut in each half of the bottle so that you can scrunch them up slightly to fit together.

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Apr 17, 2011. 8:16 AMthreadbaresonja says:
If you shred the fabric/batting it will fit better and hold more water.
Apr 9, 2010. 8:33 AMmy 9 lives says:
you could use your dryer lint as well for this.

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