How to Build an Igloo with PlaySnow Igloo Kit

Growing up in Ontario I remember what seemed like endless days of wonderful winter weather that allowed us the time and snow to build snowmen, forts and anything my young imagination could create. Living in Vancouver now, we receive very little snow, but when we do, I am outside with my Little One building whatever her imagination creates.

We just had our first great snowfall and I was over the moon excited to show my Little One what we just got…it is called the Play Snow Igloo. It is a frame that allows the igloo to be built in minutes and enjoyed for days…or as long as your snow lasts in your area. 🙂

When you Play Snow Igloo arrives, you have to put the frame together. It takes only minutes, but will likely need to be put together by an adult. The plastic rivets that hole the igloo together require a bit of strength to get them together.

here are my tips for putting the Play Snow Igloo together:

*Decide before you start if you want one door or two doors. The instructions for putting it together have both options, but I did not see the 2 door options until after I had the Igloo together.
*Have a pair of needle nose pliers handy because if you need to take any rivets out, you will need pliers to get the rivets out.
*If you don’t put the igloo together where you want to build it, you will want someone to help carry it over to where you want it for building because it is sturdy plastic, heavy, and awkward to move once together.

Once built the igloo takes minutes to fill with snow. The kids had a blast making it and love being in it.

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