You cut pool noodles to fit around a plastic container like a small bin then tie them around the edges of the bin using twine. The bin will float around the pool and can hold drinks or whatever you need.
Use a box cutter to cut a slit that runs the entire length of each piece of pool noodle. Be sure to only cut through one side of the pool noodle, not both. Pry open the slits and fit each piece of pool noodle around the lip of each side of your container, creating your float.
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Here is one way! https://littlethings.com/lifestyle/pool-noodle-drink-holder
This may help! https://makezine.com/2015/06/26/make-floating-pool-noodle-beverage-boat-15-minutes/
You cut pool noodles to fit around a plastic container like a small bin then tie them around the edges of the bin using twine. The bin will float around the pool and can hold drinks or whatever you need.
Here's an idea https://www.pinterest.com/pin/59109813840464941/
Hi Joan, here's a great idea,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-ahSz21jJM
Hi Joan: You can tie them together, raft style, put a piece of rigid plastic on the top and Bob's your uncle :)
Use a box cutter to cut a slit that runs the entire length of each piece of pool noodle. Be sure to only cut through one side of the pool noodle, not both. Pry open the slits and fit each piece of pool noodle around the lip of each side of your container, creating your float.
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