Update time!!
Going to do it rounds, it makes it easier to keep pics organized lol.
First up the ghetto co2 system, it is a mixture of a lot of different acids and baking soda. The system is built out of a 2 liter, a 16 0z water bottle, 16 oz water bottle top and aquarium tubing. The 2 liter is the main tank, it has the top of a 16 oz glued and taped (that bitch ain't going no where lol) where the tubing from that goes to the 16 oz bottle. I chose to use the top of the 2 liter as a safety let off. The 16 oz bottle serves as a visual and as a relief tank, the hose from the 2 liter goes down just a tad bit under some water, if co2 pressure is good bubbles will show. There is another piece of tubing that is hot glued at the end and has little holes throughout the hose, this is attached to the relief tank. Now here's the magic, to make the pressure last longer, I made baking soda charges out of toilet paper and baking soda. The "Charges" allow for slower release of the baking soda and the tp creates a layer of paper that keeps the acid/liquid fizzy and the co2 bubbles slowly escape. So once your initial pressure is built up, it will last for a good amount of time. 1 charge will last me about an hour, so 2 charges every 2 hours is the up keep.
) and put it in an ice tray..hmm..
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