Since the start of December, heat waves have not stopped throughout the Argentine region and between high temperatures and power outages, the heat makes surfing impossible. Therefore, A young man managed to make his own air conditioner out of a pot!
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latest model artifact made by me gaston rolle went viral TIC Toc And with over 2 million views and thousands of comments appreciating his ingenuity.
Ingredients you use:
- a vase
- tubes
- foot of an old fan
- ice
- a fan
“When you’re poor and you have to make your domestic air conditioning”, Gaston wrote in his video, where he showed how he is putting it together step by step.
A young man uploaded on TikTok how he made his own air conditioner to be able to withstand high temperatures this summer. (Video: Tiktok/Gastenroll)
As he demonstrated, the young man poked some holes in the pot and put the tubes out. On the bottom of the pot he placed the foot of the fan and once everything was well sealed, he placed the ice and fan inside through the hole. And voila, home air conditioning is ready “A Facquito Nap to Sleep”,
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He revolutionized networking with his invention
social network users they went mad with gaston’s ingenuity And he told them through the comments: “The level of fiction, I can’t believe it,” said one girl. Another boy praised his intelligence and encouraged him: “I wouldn’t call someone poor who can make his own air conditioning. That knowledge is valuable.
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He also got some advice on how to get the most out of his invention: “If you collect water with cotton, it lasts longer and you can add salt later.” “You have to keep the ice in something you can reuse, like a bag, so that once they melt, they can be exchanged,” explained another resourceful user.
