Natural Refrigerator

[@notashroom]

I learned about these from Indian KZbinrs a couple of years ago and love how simple it is. I would love to try it here, but it's too humid here and not enough water would evaporate to get the cooling effect. That's wonderful that you are promoting the idea so it can spread around the world. 😊

[@AnimeCritical]

This is a different concept. It works even in humid environments. You should try it.

[@maryt8377]

A breeze is essential for keeping temps down. (evaporation)

[@Orwellian-Purple-Grapes-1984]

This is a "zeer". For people interested the technique only works in hot & dry climates.

[@Ussamabenali]

you are a life saver thank you so much

[@Heather-fx7sr]

What a lovely and peaceful looking lifestyle

[@skelettmuffins]

Thank you for this! You just solved a huge problem for me❤️❤️❤️

[@eleonorabartoli2225]

Thank you so much!

[@prathamruchuu1304]

Bahut badhiya....aisa hum pahle bachpan me use karte the,,, tab bacha khana ya sabji fruits rakhne ke liye meri mummy isko mitti ke tasley ya tute ghade me banati thi,,,tab hm fridge afford nahi kar sakte the,,,,par ab ham ye banana chahte hain,, par zindagi ki bhagambhag me time nahi milta....

[@glomontero6011]

What a cool video, thanks.

[@unarmedblackguy]

Lol 24° C is not a fridge

[@AnandKumar-jd3ru]

I also thought about the same to make this natural refrigerator for students who cook their own food

[@briancostello6892]

Lovely Ancient Ways

[@MyWeightLossJourneyF2F]

Great idea 💡 Love that! ❤️

[@jacksparrowismydaddy]

I'm absolutely loving his hobbit home. I wanna do this project so bad!

[@lumailisa]

This is interesting for sure but it absolutely doesn't describe how it works, which is what we want to know... 🙏

[@theparkourlady894]

The technology here isn't new - Google clay pot cold storage or clay fridge. Basically it's about heat exchange. If you keep moisture around the clay, the outside temps draw heat out leaving the inside super cool. Doesn't work so well in humid and cold environments, but great in hot environments and even better if there's gentle breezes. There's even a company in India who makes affordable clay box fridges for the poorer communities.

[@terribelle3]

​@theparkourlady894 Ty! That's good to know! If you think of the name of that company, would you put it here? 😊❤

[@Zeneran]

It’s Witta Cool in India.

[@MeerWald]

Can i use it inside and outside? And can it run on, or do i have to clean it sometimes? That looks too fantastic 🎉☀️

[@ilovetrees33]

Use it inside

[@shaylasmith3935]

Is that sand? Clay? Materials needed, please 🙏. Otherwise, this is brilliant!

[@watchman4jesus712]

It is Sand in between Terra Cotta pots. You wet the sand and keep the top covered. As the water evaporates you keep adding more water to the sand to keep the temperature inside cool

[@justmy5cents]

22°C is room temperature, not?

[@Who_We_Are_podcast]

Yes. Looked like two degree change.

[@michaeljenniferbrabson6263]

Sure is. 72 degrees. SMH

[@kizziah7777]

I tried that but didn't put sand in the bottom. It didnt work for me..Ill try it with sand in the bottom...and maybe a smaller pot in the center.... 25° would freeze fruit though.

[@watchman4jesus712]

It’s Celsius

[@swethacm15]

Nice

[@vikramkapoor504]

What an idea sir ji

[@saruthind5985]

Great idea!! Which place is this !! Lord of rings type house.

[@Dynamicnarru]

Lovely

[@DontStepInTheGrease]

How much water, how often?

[@lumen5699]

Wow

[@semrayildiz6970]

i love the house.

[@acceptancebyembrace]

What is being poured in? It is a grain or a sand or something?

[@be_creative5]

Sand

[@acceptancebyembrace]

@@be_creative5 Thank you

[@preetymishra6938]

to get the results how much time we have to keep

[@AgungSubekti.]

Gud

[@heptagrammar21]

No it's not dand I think, it's sawdust. Sand traps heat , that's why deserts are hot. But wood and sawdust doesn't conduct heat, so it's use as a insulation mechanism, what he made is basically a flask.

[@heathertoomey7068]

It said celsius tho. That's almost 80 F. Or am I missing something?

[@michaeljenniferbrabson6263]

71.6. You’re correct

[@mcconn746]

The thermometer indicated 23°. That is comfortable but nowhere close to refrigerator temperature. What am I missing???

[@watchman4jesus712]

The video creator is in South India where there is hotter temps close to the equator

[@anasbenhaddou7827]

We can save our planét by doing such practices thank u forshaing

[@karensmith4336]

It's way too humid for this to work where I live.

[@cherrylynn7173]

I love your hobbit house 😮❤

[@Kube_Dog]

I'd love to do this, but it's hot where I live.

[@harshlangayan5031]

who Will use this and will motivate others to make use this?🌱

[@GuacamoleyNacho]

Where do u live? What did u use to build that house? How many people build the house and how long it took?

[@ilovetrees33]

hello @Guacamoleynacho, I'm in south India , puducherry. I used natural materials like mud clay, bamboo wood, coconut husk, paddy straw, etc.. I built alone . generally its takes more then 3 months. thank you 💚

[@GuacamoleyNacho]

@@ilovetrees33 Pondicherry! French colonisation if i m not wrong. You have a very lovely house and good preparation for hot climate.

[@ilovetrees33]

@@GuacamoleyNacho yeah it was and now its back to Tamil , thank you 😇❤

[@rea7203]

​@@ilovetrees33so awesome, thanks for sharing

[@AgungSubekti.]

Gud

[@hayyya9530]

How to wash it

[@ilovetrees33]

No need to wash often, free maintainers

[@jayamalviya1055]

is it sand used in this video?

[@Sharper714]

No. Cornmeal 😂

[@ilovetrees33]

Yes it is sand

[@watchman4jesus712]

It is Sand in between Terra Cotta pots. You wet the sand and keep the top covered. As the water evaporates you keep adding more water to the sand to keep the temperature inside cool. Also the video creator lives in South India, which is close to the equator, so they have very hot temperatures already. If you live in cooler climate, this would be cooler than 22 Celsius (71.5 F)

[@nikkiharrison7290]

I’m Florida it would make an oven here 🌴🐊👣🥵

[@floridagirl5250]

Thats 71 degrees Fahrenheit...not exactly "refrigeration."

[@hallsofivy128]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@marndibiswa]

I know it's environment friendly and pocket friendly but its not consumption friendly. I wud forget what fruit nd veggies r left and they wud rot until I know

[@DegenerateY]

No explanation???

[@alf2718]

3°c ??? C'mon!!

[@semrayildiz6970]

25, cooler than the weather.

[@sowmya3vedi]

Can we use throughout year

[@ilovetrees33]

yeah you can with proper maintains

[@SS-un2pq]

Could you please post a vedio on how to maintain?struggling with that@@ilovetrees33

[@arunburra1549]

Can we store bone broth for a week please tell me and flaxseed oil

[@annejennings8568]

22c is 71.6 f- not a refrigerator

[@Joe_C.]

It is if it's 110 F there 😝

[@crazysquirrel9425]

I HATE metric system. 22C means absolutely nothing to me.

[@dillonhead8076]

It's sitting at low 70s in Fahrenheit, roughly.

[@crazysquirrel9425]

@@dillonhead8076 Thank you for using US measurements.

[@watchman4jesus712]

It is Sand in between Terra Cotta pots. You wet the sand and keep the top covered. As the water evaporates you keep adding more water to the sand to keep the temperature inside cool. Also the video creator lives in South India, which is close to the equator, so they have very hot temperatures already. If you live in cooler climate, this would be cooler than 22 Celsius (71.5 F)

[@Samantha-we7kq]

Que

[@rockdisappeared9203]

Hahahahaha I want to see the video where you get your hand stuck in the pot because you can’t pull out the giant orange… 😂 This is literally the concept of a raccoon trap. Only around the edges, there’s usually a bunch of nails and spiky things so that the raccoon can’t pull their hand back out. And they’ll never let go of whatever you put in the bottom. 😊

[@ilovetrees33]

Bro noticed well 😂😂😂

[@yesican2012]

Easy enough to put it in a large enough mesh/plastic bag fruits/vegetables come in with a draw string...before or after it's placed in the container. Then, just pull it up by the string.😊

[@TT3TT3]

Nice