DIY Super Easy Infinity Waterfall with the Poposoap Waterfall Kit

The Chung Kids, fresh from a fun water day, embarked on a DIY waterfall project. 

Poposoap Waterfall Set Showcase

First, The Chung Kids showcased all the essential devices: a resilient, durable pipe, leak-proof gaskets, and a flexible electric water pump-- unlike their previous solar pump, this set supplies reduced, medium, and high power setups, works also during the night, and has suction mug feet to safeguard it. They likewise stressed that this DIY project requires no difficult configuration and is much easier to apply than an additional fountain job shown in a previous video.

Disassembling old equipment and installing the waterfall kit

Preparation began with disassembling the old configuration. The Chung Kids disconnected the solar pump, eliminated the stones from the reservoir, and shared a heartfelt story: their pets come below every mid-day for a "bird bathroom" and to consume water considering that the water fountain was mounted. After eliminating the rocks, they drained the old water from the reservoir and thoroughly cleaned the tank, getting ready for the installation of the brand-new equipment.

The installation procedure was the core of the whole task, and The Chung Kids' actions were clear and methodical. They first placed 2 cinder blocks back in the facility of the vacant tank and laid them on their sides. Then, they put the electrical water pump safely on the concrete block, aligned the water pipe with the pump inlet, and merely plugged it in to secure it without any extra tightening. Thinking about debris and bugs, they prepared two layers of filters: a steel mesh to block large particles like leaves and sustain the stones over; and a smaller sized plastic mesh to stop mosquitoes from going into the tank. When installing the filters, they specifically adjusted the pipes to expand from the center, and the power cord to travel through a pre-drilled opening to make certain smooth operation later on.

Final waterfall effect showcase

The last visual ending was filled with enjoyable for the family members. To make the waterfall setup much more aesthetically enticing, The Chung Kids positioned stones on the filters, both to protect their placement and to hide the devices below. When it comes to who would fill the storage tank, the youngsters determined to resolve it with rock-paper-scissors. Olive was responsible for filling up the initial fifty percent, and Gray for the second fifty percent, maintaining the water level within the normal range for the fountain and reservoir.

Once all preparations were complete, The Chung Kids connected to the water pump-- the source of power was hidden behind a pillar at the back. As the pump began, water flowed upwards through the pipelines and overflowed from the front of the device, creating a stunning waterfall impact. The youngsters excitedly shouted, "It functions! So awesome!" The whole family was satisfied with the result, saying, "It's actually very easy; anyone could do it."

Ultimately, The Chung Children summarized the crucial actions of the entire do it yourself project: purchase a concrete mixing container, dig a pit, position the bucket inside, add a concrete block placed on its side, fill with water, mount the filter and pump, and then plug it in. This heartfelt and functional DIY workshop not only educated participants on how to produce a waterfall but also enabled them to experience the happiness of family collaboration.