I grew up in the 50s evaporative coolers only and 30° is normal as long as your cooler is working properly and the weather doesn't turn humid. In humid weather evaporative coolers don't work.
Hi mate, I've been watching your videos for a while now and I find your ideas very interesting😊. I'm trying to reduce my impact on the world, so its really helps when there are people like yourself who have shown alternative ways to live. I'm particularly interested in your evaporative cooler, I was thinking that maybe this system could be used in a tiny home, where you have Evaporative cooler curtains or roll up walls on your tiny home. I thought it might be possible to have very thin rubber tube Zigzagging downwards That you could Sew onto the wool felt. It could be sandwiched between two thin sheets of wool felt and water could be gravity fed from the roof, the rubber tube would have very tiny weep holes in it to very slowly release water. Of course this would make the tiny home heavy, but once the water evaporates, it wouldn't be so bad. Sorry this is probably a silly idea, but wanted to ask someone with your experience 😅😊. Ben
I talked about this when starting to make my felted wool curtains, said as soon as I get some made for the other side I can just squirt bottle down the inside for it to evaporate through the outside drawing out the heat! I just made big curtains for both sides last week and thought “I bet squirting these down would work better but would need to be sprayed down more often through the day cause they’re more breathable and thin so can’t hold as much water. I will try squirting them down today and film it thanks for the reminder!
I talked about this when starting to make my felted wool curtains, said as soon as I get some made for the other side I can just squirt bottle down the inside for it to evaporate through the outside drawing out the heat! I just made big curtains for both sides last week and thought “I bet squirting these down would work better but would need to be sprayed down more often through the day cause they’re more breathable and thin so can’t hold as much water. I will try squirting them down today and film it thanks for the reminder!
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Brother, it seems to me that the earth is our home 🙏🙂
I grew up in the 50s evaporative coolers only and 30° is normal as long as your cooler is working properly and the weather doesn't turn humid. In humid weather evaporative coolers don't work.
Evaporative refrigerators dont get down anywhere near 30F
@@123Homefree I read it as, "30° from ambient..."
Well done Aaron! ☺
Just saw the business insider piece. Rad! Keep up the good work.
Hi mate, I've been watching your videos for a while now and I find your ideas very interesting😊. I'm trying to reduce my impact on the world, so its really helps when there are people like yourself who have shown alternative ways to live. I'm particularly interested in your evaporative cooler, I was thinking that maybe this system could be used in a tiny home, where you have Evaporative cooler curtains or roll up walls on your tiny home. I thought it might be possible to have very thin rubber tube Zigzagging downwards That you could Sew onto the wool felt. It could be sandwiched between two thin sheets of wool felt and water could be gravity fed from the roof, the rubber tube would have very tiny weep holes in it to very slowly release water. Of course this would make the tiny home heavy, but once the water evaporates, it wouldn't be so bad. Sorry this is probably a silly idea, but wanted to ask someone with your experience 😅😊. Ben
I talked about this when starting to make my felted wool curtains, said as soon as I get some made for the other side I can just squirt bottle down the inside for it to evaporate through the outside drawing out the heat! I just made big curtains for both sides last week and thought “I bet squirting these down would work better but would need to be sprayed down more often through the day cause they’re more breathable and thin so can’t hold as much water. I will try squirting them down today and film it thanks for the reminder!
Thanks for your reply mate, sorry I must of missed that about the curtains, I look forward to seeing what you end up doing. Ben 😁
Finally someone who knows how to live outside the system.
keep cool my friend
Turn your whole wagon into an evaporative cooler.
I talked about this when starting to make my felted wool curtains, said as soon as I get some made for the other side I can just squirt bottle down the inside for it to evaporate through the outside drawing out the heat! I just made big curtains for both sides last week and thought “I bet squirting these down would work better but would need to be sprayed down more often through the day cause they’re more breathable and thin so can’t hold as much water. I will try squirting them down today and film it thanks for the reminder!
Af what are those exactly called? I'm trying to look it up online
Wow!
So its a regular cooler covered with wool felt that you wet?
Nice 😊 ❤
Well done 👍
Great
Great 👍
Why does this video look glitchy, it looks like it’s recorded at 10 frames per second on my screen?!
You can support my journey by gifting a tool off our wishlist :)
www.amazon.com/registries/custom/233IXZJIDEX8N/guest-view
Or You Can Make A Dollar Donation!
www.Paypal.me/homelessshepherds
www.Cash.app/$123homefree
www.Venmo.com/aaron-fletcher-49
Or You Can Support Us In An Ongoing Monthly Way!
www.Patreon.com/123homefree(they only take a 5% cut)
Or You Can Click My Channel’s “Join” Button To Become One Of My Channel Members And Get Access To My Members Only Videos AND Livestreams!
You Can Also Support Yourself AND My “Facelook” Real Social Networking Tshirt Project Here!
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docs.google.com/document/d/1k6a8HkND5sPjRGr330gCRUXVRmx_2v0-NPgN1HivYs4/edit?usp=sharing_eip_m&ts=649e64e0
um dude....homie...you gotta WAKE UP; it's NOT called "homeless" anymore; it's called "unhomed"
also; you gotta get hip to "radiant barrier"
F woke language 😜
@BlueSpirit. 🙄
When someone’s lifestyle requires moving frequently the term for that is “nomadic.” Sometimes I wonder why terms are no longer in our collective vocabulary and then I realize it’s because we rounded up all the nomads and forced them into reservations a hundred plus years ago.
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