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> 10 years ago

Shooting the breeze.

choco

4186 posts

choco

SA, 4186 posts

2 May 2009 8:53am

japester

VIC

63 posts

japester

VIC, 63 posts

9 May 2009 5:07am

That's **fantastic**.

landyacht

5921 posts

landyacht

WA, 5921 posts

9 May 2009 7:57pm

I think i might be time for a few experiments in the shed

mineral1

4564 posts

mineral1

WA, 4564 posts

9 May 2009 8:51pm

We cant have that, the masses having half to zero electricity cost.[}:)] Must be a tax we swing onto it some how

OceanBlue64

VIC

980 posts

OceanBlue64

VIC, 980 posts

9 May 2009 11:19pm

I saw this on another site. Its great what a bit of lateral thinking can produce.

This site- www.instructables.com/ - is great for all sorts of ideas and things like this.

gs12

426 posts

gs12

WA, 426 posts

9 May 2009 10:48pm

it's a skylight - super el cheapo style

the bleach only stops the bacteria growth and keeps the water from getting murky, that's all there is to it.

it doesn't generate electricity or keep shining after the sun goes down.

getfunky

4485 posts

getfunky

WA, 4485 posts

11 May 2009 11:37am

Definately a great idea during daylight hours.

Not so good when one comes loose from 5 metres up and 2kgs of bottle smashes into ya noggin though!

climber

NSW

1125 posts

climber

NSW, 1125 posts

11 May 2009 4:57pm

getfunky said...

Not so good when one comes loose from 5 metres up and 2kgs of bottle smashes into ya noggin though!

That would be "LIGHTS OUT"....

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