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1. KasinH Said,

   That Sun Oven is …
   That Sun Oven is like mine. Same resource? I’ve collected some cardboard boxes, insulation, and Mylar from recycled chip bags to make more ovens. Kept some tempered glass sheets from old bookshelves – use them for the top. I’ve been using my Sun Oven for boiling eggs lately since my chickens are laying like crazy.

   I like the idea of using more than one oven even though it’s just me here at home. That way I can cook the main course in one oven and then dessert or bread in the other oven.

2. KasinH Said,

   @Yeshuamysavior1 …
   @Yeshuamysavior1 Nice idea – if enough moisture gets out. The glass tends to keep moisture in.

3. uncaljeff Said,

   we live in …
   we live in australia, just put it in a steel mixing bowl and she will be right !

4. dewitttable Said,

   my last name is …
   my last name is dewitt… family????

5. HappyBunny812 Said,

   That is sooo cool ! …
   That is sooo cool !!! I want two.

6. Yeshuamysavior1 Said,

   With the solar oven …
   With the solar oven, screens to dehydrate foods might be an option,too.
   Very wonderful series! I thank you so much!

7. steelhorses2004 Said,

   great except for …
   great except for rainy days. even cloudy days enough solar/uv radiation gets through to cook with, lower temps of course.

8. Bandanadgh Said,

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9. TheFNG556 Said,

   How do you turn it …
   How do you turn it on?

   LOL

10. mishqueen Said,

    I live in the …
    I live in the northwest, do we have enough sun to make the solar oven purchase worth it?