![]() ![]() (4) Place shredded newspaper inside the box, filling it up to the bottom of the doorway in front and a little higher towards the back. Use duct tape to secure the loose plastic around the opening you just made. (3) Cut a doorway in one of the shorter sides of the box approximately 6 inches by 6 inches, leaving the bottom of the doorway a few inches above the bottom of the box to prevent flooding. ![]() Secure onto the box with duct tape, liberally and tightly wrapping the tape around the sides of the box and sealing any seams in the plastic. (2) Wrap the box completely with the drop cloth or trash bags, making as few seams as possible. ![]() (1) Take the cardboard box and tape all the seams shut with duct tape. You'll need a cardboard box, a plastic drop cloth at least 3 millimeters thick or contractor trash bags that are three millimeters thick, duct tape and shredded newspaper. When time is of the essence - a bad storm or sudden cold snap may be arriving soon - an adequate temporary shelter can be quickly put together. ![]()
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