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Step 3Step 3: Shred Paper & Fill
Since we didn't have a paper shredder on hand, we tore strips of paper by hand and made them
roughly about 0.5" to about an inch in width.
Make sure that the flaps of the larger box are not folded inwards. The strips of paper were lightly crumpled together and a generous layer of about 1"-2" was placed on the bottom of the larger box.
The smaller box was placed into the larger box.
The rest of the paper was lightly packed into the sides of the box.
roughly about 0.5" to about an inch in width.
Make sure that the flaps of the larger box are not folded inwards. The strips of paper were lightly crumpled together and a generous layer of about 1"-2" was placed on the bottom of the larger box.
The smaller box was placed into the larger box.
The rest of the paper was lightly packed into the sides of the box.
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Apr 20, 2009. 12:13 PMjudgemargaret
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Old jeans make for great installation. I am so excited to use a solar oven and this is a great design and I can not wait!!! what have you cooked in it so far and honestly how was it??!!!
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Apr 4, 2011. 6:24 AMwushuair (author)
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We made cookies the other day two years ago and they cooked in about 30 mins, using a black pan. So I'd say pretty successful?
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Apr 20, 2009. 12:18 PMwushuair (author)
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Unfortunately, it's been nothing but rain here in MD. But, in a couple days it should clear up and we'll keep you posted on what we cook up.
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