291K views · 2.2K reactions | How to make a homemade portable air conditioner! #lifehack #homehacks #lifehacks #tips | By Juliana Costa | That's it. It's going to freeze the house. Put ice on your fan and you'll never use the air conditioning again. That's right. And the tip is very simple. To do this, we're going to need two plastic bottles. First, with the help of an object, you're going to cut off the top part. Because we're only going to need this top part. And now we're going to need a styrofoam box. Right? You're also going to need two pieces of pipe just like these. It's very to find in hardware stores. You're going to take the Styrofoam box and we're going to make two markings. You can take the pipe itself and make a marking on this side and also on the other. And then with the help of scissors or a box cutter, you're going to cut it the way I'm doing. We're going to do this so that we can later pass the pipe through so you're going to do it on both sides. Next, take the pieces cut again. And now you're going to join them to the pipe. Do the same thing with the other piece. It will look like this, one part with the bottle and the other without the bottle. Once you've done that, grab your fan and we'll take one of the pieces and position it on the front part to help it stay firm. Just use this plastic clamp. Make two holes in the bottle and you can attach them to your fan. As for the other part we'll place it behind the fan but this time on the top part okay it will look like this one attached to the front part the other attached to the back part now grab the Styrofoam box again with the two holes you'll simply pass the plastic tube through pass it through this side first and then pass the other piece through this side to finish just get some ice that's right Some ice cubes will be placed inside the styrofoam box. The more ice, the longer the room's cooling will last. You can put a good amount. Then just cover the styrofoam box and our homemade air conditioner is ready. Here I'll explain how it works. When you turn on your fan, it will blow hot air that will pass through the ice. It will come back as cold air. It will come out a a top and it's really cool. It's been helping me a lot here at home in this hot weather. Because the fan alone wasn't working. So, I decided to find out how we can actually make a homemade air conditioner that works. This one really works guys. As soon as you turn it on, cold air starts coming out. As time goes by, it gets colder but it's still really cool. So, try it at home and I'm sure you'll really like the result.
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