Diy Mason Jar Rain Gauge at Thomas Kunz blog

Diy Mason Jar Rain Gauge. This is a wonderful project for any group of people. 1 glass jar (mason jar, spaghetti sauce jar, etc) which has been washed clean) 1 plastic ruler. Place the ruler on the side of the jar and mark in cm up the side. There are two ways to make the rain gauge, either by using an empty jar or a plastic bottle. We, possibly, cannot claim that this would be a. (if it's hard to remove, try soaking the jar in warm, soapy water for 5 minutes.) apply a piece of tape on the side of the jar, running from. Get an adult to help, as the edges might be sharp. Let’s make our very own rain gauge. Use this for fun science experiments or to just have fun outside! There are plenty of opportunities for. The easiest way to build a rain gauge is to cut the top off a plastic soda bottle and put pebbles in the bottom of it. Here is what you need: Here’s how to make a really simple rain gauge using a mason jar and a ruler, for some rainy day fun! Cut the top off the bottle and place it upside down inside the main body. In this instructable, i discuss a simple rain gauge that is essentially made from trash.

Here’s how to make a really simple rain gauge using a mason jar and a ruler, for some rainy day fun! Place the ruler on the side of the jar and mark in cm up the side. This is a wonderful project for any group of people. 1 glass jar (mason jar, spaghetti sauce jar, etc) which has been washed clean) 1 plastic ruler. We, possibly, cannot claim that this would be a. There are two ways to make the rain gauge, either by using an empty jar or a plastic bottle. In this instructable, i discuss a simple rain gauge that is essentially made from trash. There are plenty of opportunities for. Here is what you need: Use this for fun science experiments or to just have fun outside!

Handmade rain water gauge made of glass jar, measuring rain in home

Diy Mason Jar Rain Gauge In this instructable, i discuss a simple rain gauge that is essentially made from trash. Here’s how to make a really simple rain gauge using a mason jar and a ruler, for some rainy day fun! (if it's hard to remove, try soaking the jar in warm, soapy water for 5 minutes.) apply a piece of tape on the side of the jar, running from. Here is what you need: Use this for fun science experiments or to just have fun outside! There are plenty of opportunities for. This is a wonderful project for any group of people. Let’s make our very own rain gauge. 1 glass jar (mason jar, spaghetti sauce jar, etc) which has been washed clean) 1 plastic ruler. There are two ways to make the rain gauge, either by using an empty jar or a plastic bottle. Get an adult to help, as the edges might be sharp. In this instructable, i discuss a simple rain gauge that is essentially made from trash. The easiest way to build a rain gauge is to cut the top off a plastic soda bottle and put pebbles in the bottom of it. Place the ruler on the side of the jar and mark in cm up the side. We, possibly, cannot claim that this would be a. Cut the top off the bottle and place it upside down inside the main body.