DIY Reverse Dunk Tank
Give summer one last splash with this reverse dunk tank game at your next party!
Episode:
Summer Bucket List
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Host Sunny Anderson soaks host Jeff Mauro during the Kickin' Bucket Cocktail Demo, as seen on Food Network's The Kitchen Season 10.
To make this at home:
- Hang a bucket on a short string from a horizontal limb. We used a pipe, but you can also use a tree branch, broom stick or your child's swing set.
- Attach a string to the bottom of the bucket, loop it through a pulley (from your local hardware store) and attach it to the handle of another bucket. At this point there should be 2 buckets hanging in the air.
- Fill the first bucket with water.
- Have a friend sit under that bucket.
- Throw a beanbag into the empty bucket until it pulls the water bucket over and dumps it out!
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