My home made 40 OZ. Bubbler/Hoser Bong.

[Buddahbear]

One 40 OZ PREMIUM MALT LIQUOR BOTTLE (green mickeys bottle in my case)
One Bong slide.
Clear Plastic tubing (2$ at home depot plumbing section)
Gum For sealing.

Unscrew an empty 40 oz bottle.
Stab it with a knife.
Make two holes, one for the bong slide, one for the hose to suck out of.
Put the glass piece down through, I attatched some clear plastic hosing to get the smoke under the water.
Put some Clear plastic tubing about an inch down.
Place gum to seal, on the underside of the cap works best, but on top works aswell.

Add HERBS And blaze. The final result is you get a bottle full of bong smoke with a hose to suck it out of.

Buddahbear Reviewed by Buddahbear on 11-01-2006. My home made 40 OZ. Bubbler/Hoser Bong. One 40 OZ PREMIUM MALT LIQUOR BOTTLE (green mickeys bottle in my case) One Bong slide. Clear Plastic tubing (2$ at home depot plumbing section) Gum For sealing. Unscrew an empty 40 oz bottle. Stab it with a knife. Make two holes, one for the bong slide, one for the hose to suck out of. Put the glass piece down through, I attatched some clear plastic hosing to get the smoke under the water. Put some Clear plastic tubing about an inch down. Rating: 5

[True_Hippie]

nice...back in the day when me & my buddies always made homemade peices, we made a bong out of a pop bottle and football....that was glorious

[DankAndFile]

From a story about two young men and their quest for eternal youth:

I once knew some guys who had (2) 25 gallon buckets sealed together. You would fill it with ice cold water and salt, thus bringing the temperature way down. Then the smoke would cycle through this long tube via a somewhat medium aquarium pipe.

You just had to sit there and let it bring the sultry smoke to you.

Oh to be young again...to be young....

[Buddahbear]

DIY is so much more glorious than buying something for 100$ at the store.

[DankAndFile]

DIY is so much more glorious than buying something for 100$ at the store.

Yeah - you just have to make sure you stay away from metals and plastics. You can use them - but I like to keep them as far away from the direct source of heat as possible.

In all honesty though - I'm more of a baker than a smokesmith.