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I don't think I'm original here. But I made this spotlight from a cheap one from Home Depot and a Soda Bottle. The size of a 20 oz soda fits perfectly over the bulb (which is a CFL). So besides being cheap and easy to make it was also tasty and quenched my thirst.
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Spot on the cheap and quenches thirst
Mayor of Zombieville
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Spot on the cheap and quenches thirst –
06-10-2011,04:53 PM
Making the world a funnier place, one blucky at a time
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The Great Pumpkin
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06-10-2011,07:10 PM
Cool idea! I'll have to remember that when I need lighting and I'm thirsty!
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Monster Hopeful.
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06-10-2011,07:23 PM
I have the same light that I used with my CFL blacklight bulb last year with my FCG. The bottle would have made it more effective. Now to get someone to pick up a 20oz bottle the next time they're in the US.
When storage is a concearn, put your monster props under the kids beds.
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The Great Pumpkin
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06-11-2011,06:11 AM
Are we seeing the back side of shiny silver spray-paint on the bottle?
Undead and loving it!
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Mayor of Zombieville
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06-11-2011,07:47 PM
The bottle I painted Black, the hot glued. I added the tape to cover any light holes and to make it a little more rigid.
Making the world a funnier place, one blucky at a time
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The Great Pumpkin
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06-14-2011,04:29 AM
I have three of those lights and have wanted to do something like that but did not know what to use because they get pretty warm. Thanks for the idea!
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