How Do You Build An Igloo Out Of Plastic Milk Jugs?
Are you looking for a fun and nearly free way to create a play area for kids? Recycle plastic milk jugs to make an igloo. When laid sideways with the bottoms of the jugs facing outward, the stacked milk jugs resemble blocks of ice. Assuming you were going to drink the milk anyway, the only cost involved is for glue to put the igloo together. Depending on how big you want your igloo to be, about 150 jugs are needed, so you’ll probably want to ask friends and family to save their milk jugs for you. Lay 25 to 30 clean milk jugs in a “C” shape on the floor, leaving a 3-foot door opening for kids to enter and exit. Place the necks of the milk jugs facing inward. Glue the sides of the jugs together. Glue a second row of jugs on top of the first row, placing the bottom edge of each jug 1 inch in from the bottom edges of the jugs beneath it. Repeat for a total of four rows. As you progress up, the igloo will begin to form a dome that curves inward. Glue the fifth row, forming a circle (rather
