SHTF refrigerator, sweet success! - The wealth around us

It worked! it's like black frikkin magic man!

Tips to remember are to keep as much surface area as possible exposed to the air. Don't muck with it. The effect happens over a period of hours. Keep the lid moist. Don't put cold things inside, let it do the work.

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[Ghostsquatter1]

Watched the series, this is a great improvised cooling set-up. Thanks for posting this.

[LeonRFpoa]

@Ghostsquatter1 no problem man thanks for watching. Try one, they work real well inside during the winter when the furnace dries the air. 

[kalif151byccrew]

what do you think adding salt to the water mixture



[LeonRFpoa]

@kalif151byccrew I wouldn't.

[SurviveN2]

This is really good info to know, thanks for sharing. I'm looking forward to seeing your other vids on this. You should put a small thermometer inside to see just see how cold it does get in there. Take Care :-))

[LeonRFpoa]

@SurviveN2 I keep trying to find one. All's I got is an electronic one and it's gotta be triggered with a button and ahg! It keeps thwarting me and you know, you gotta keep it in there awhile to get a good reading.

[MrLandphill]

@kalif151byccrew only the water would evaporate away, the salt would build up in your sand layer

[LeonRFpoa]

@chaseme81871 No only fill it once and let it run all the way dry. It should last about 24 hours. 

[chaseme81871]

do you have to keep wetting the sand?

[chaseme81871]

that is one of the coolest things ever!