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Yeah, if you have a puch-pin and a plastic cup you can make a dripper. A bucket, cup, Gladware, all that sorta stuff can be turned into a dripper of you poke a hole in the bottom. If it flows too fast, make a new one with a smaller hole. You can keep debris out of the dripper and keep water from evaporating out by making a lid out of saran wrap or if what you use already has a lid, just use that. The advantages is that its a LOT cheaper than buying one. The downside is you can't adjust the water flow, and it doesn't look as nice I guess.
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