Brilio.net - A hot room can be transformed into a cool one with AC. However, not everyone has AC , so a fan can be used as an alternative. Apart from being relatively cheap, fans are also known to not require a lot of electricity compared to AC.
However, fans cannot produce cold temperatures like ACs, so many people still feel hot even though they have turned on the fan at the highest power. Even so, many people are very creative in making fans super cold, you know.
One way, you can hang a plastic bottle with holes in it from a fan, then fill the bottle with ice cubes. Yup, this method is known to help make the wind from the fan cooler. However, this method is still considered quite complicated, because the process of cutting a hole and hanging the bottle on the fan requires special tools.
So, so that it's not complicated, just follow the trick from the TikTok account user @icelandfoods, come on. After investigating, this trick not only requires no capital, but also doesn't require you to bother installing a plastic bottle on the fan. TikTok account user @icelandfoods revealed that since practicing this, he is no longer too hot when sleeping at night.
"Is anyone else finding it IMPOSSIBLE to sleep at night in this heat? (Is anyone else unable to sleep because it's too hot?)," wrote the owner of the TikTok account @icelandfoods, quoted by BrilioFood on Monday (8/7).
photo: TikTok/@icelandfoods
So, the first ingredient that must be prepared is ice cubes. Put the ice cubes in a bowl. Yes, ice cubes are the main kitchen ingredient for practicing the magic trick of making a fan as cold as this AC. The owner of the TikTok account @icelandfoods uses a large bowl so that he can put a lot of ice cubes.
photo: TikTok/@icelandfoods
Then, move the bowl containing the ice cubes to the front of the fan. The owner of the TikTok account @icelandfoods uses a table to place his bowl of ice cubes, so that he can approach the height of the fan blades. Then, turn on the fan. The wind from the fan will turn cold after coming into contact with ice cubes.
photo: TikTok/@icelandfoods