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How To Cook In a Cardboard Box - DIY Solar Oven

If you've got a cardboard box, you can make yourself a simple DIY solar oven. It's perfect for warming up food during the summer when you're camping, living off grid, or just don't want to spend the electric to heat up your whole oven. I use mine almost every day (except cloudy days of course) to heat up my lunch in the summer. It's especially great for warming up leftovers. Just remember to be careful while you're cooking with a DIY solar oven. The insides of these things get very hot, just like a regular oven, so use potholders to pull out your pans. Use a thermometer to make sure your oven remains at an appropriate cooking temperature. And don't rely on a solar oven to cook potentially dangerous meals that require very specific temperatures (like meat for example), since a solar oven's temperatures can vary inconsistently. MATERIALS USED: 2 boxes - one a bit smaller than the other Insulating material (peanuts, crumpled paper, etc) Aluminum foil Scissors Cardboard Duct tape Black paper Clear plastic sheet (or old glass picture frame) The packing peanuts I used in my solar oven were made of cornstarch. I do not advise using styrofoam peanuts as they may emit harmful vapors (I don't know, so I wouldn't risk it). So if you don't have cornstarch peanuts, use crumpled paper or more layers of cardboard as an alternative to packing peanuts. --------------------------------------------- Digital tip jar: Venmo: Venmo.com/TheWoodlandElf Paypal: Paypal.me/TheWoodlandElf --------------------------------------------- STAY CONNECTED - Follow The Woodland Elf on Instagram:   / amberthewoodlandelf   Follow The Woodland Elf on Facebook:   / thewoodlandelf   Follow The Woodland Elf on Twitter:   / thewoodlandelf   Follow The Woodland Elf on Pinterest:   / thewoodlandelf   Website/blog: https://thewoodlandelf.com ---------------------------------------------- Hope you enjoy this video. If you have any questions, feel free to leave me a comment below. I post a new cosplay or craft tutorial every Thursday, so be sure to subscribe or check back next week for more DIY goodness. *** The materials listed above are the products I actually used for this project. I find that people often want to know exactly what I use, so I've started including exact links when I can find them. However, it's simply meant as a guide and you can substitute with whatever comparable brands/products you might have available in your own area. Also some of the links may be affiliate links, which means I may receive a small commission from the company if a sale is made. It doesn't cost you any extra; it's just a simple way to help support my work on this channel. (I just figured, hey, as long as I was posting the links anyway, I might as well make them affiliate links) The information provided in this video is for general information purposes only. If you choose to rely on the information in this video, you do so at your own risk and you assume responsibility for the results. Always use caution and take appropriate safety measures when creating. Finished creations are for decorative purposes only; they do not give you special powers or abilities. All skits are entirely fictional and purely for entertainment purposes. (Full disclaimer at: https://thewoodlandelf.com/video-disc...)