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The car group eventually tried putting the shirt on the engine, in hopes that it would help with the melting process
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Holly and Rachel were still going with the hairdyer. Ethan and Brayden were looking on, as their method just needed time to work.
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Ethan and Brayden may have been the most creative--they put it into the crock pot we had used for dinner!
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They came inside and tried several other options. Carissa thought using grill tongs might help...
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Tori's team tried a lot of different things, here they are throwing it on the ground. I didn't realize it at the time, but she's wearing my shoes!
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The rules were no faucets, no stoves, and no microwaves. Holly and Rachel went immediately and found a hair dryer
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On January 13th, during youth group, we had a "frozen T-shirt contest" Each team received a T-shirt that was wetted down, folded, and put into the freezer for 4 days. It was a solid block of ice. The challenge was to see which team could thaw their T-shir
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As we wrapped up, Paige and Tori decided to give me a nice pose...or something like that.
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Eventually they came up with another idea--that a shower head is not a faucet, so they decided to use the shower to thaw the shirt
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This is the alley that we cleared out. You can see that it now is a clean shot all the way through. Before we started, a car couldn't drive down it without getting hit by brush and branches
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Everyone involved in the work at this house--our residents are the husband and wife on the left
