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**Title:** Building a Lego Pool and Bath Bomb Extravaganza
**Summary:**
* The creator wants to build a pool out of Legos to hold hundreds of bath bombs.
* The only Legos available are occupied by a sturdy 3-story Lego house, which must be "destroyed" to obtain the bricks.
* After a humorous "battle" to take down the house, the Lego pool is built and lined with a tarp to hold water.
* The pool is filled, and then hundreds of expensive bath bombs (each containing a surprise item) are added, creating a colorful and fragrant spectacle.
* As the bath bombs dissolve, the creator discovers various surprise items, including jewelry, toys, and even "ancient money" (valued at $300).
* The video ends with the pool collapsing, but the creator considering it a fun experiment and seeking ideas from viewers for future Lego projects.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences:
1. **Project Concept**: A Lego pool was built to hold hundreds of bath bombs.
2. **Initial Obstacle**: The needed Legos were occupied by a three-story Lego house.
3. **Lego House Durability**: The three-story house had survived three hurricanes, seven tornadoes, and various animal invasions.
4. **Destruction Method**: The Lego house was destroyed to reclaim the Legos.
5. **Pool Construction**: A pool was built using the reclaimed Legos, with a tarp at the bottom to prevent leaks.
6. **Duct Tape Usage**: Two entire rolls of duct tape were used to secure the tarp.
7. **Pool Capacity**: The pool was designed to hold hundreds of gallons of water.
8. **Filling Time**: It took approximately two hours to fill the pool.
9. **Bath Bombs Quantity**: Hundreds of bath bombs were purchased for the pool.
10. **Bath Bombs Cost**: The bath bombs cost $750.
11. **Bath Bomb Contents**: Many bath bombs contained surprise items, including a donut keychain, rings, an LED light, and more.
12. **Pool Testing**: The pool's stability was tested after filling.
13. **Structural Issue**: The side of the Lego pool showed signs of caving in under the water's pressure.
14. **Demise of the Pool**: The Lego pool eventually collapsed.
15. **Treasures Found**: Various items from the bath bombs were discovered after the pool's collapse, including toys, a beluga whale figure, an octopus, and "ancient money" valued at $10 each, totaling a perceived $300 profit.
16. **Future Project Invitation**: Viewers were invited to suggest future Lego project ideas in the comments.