Eco-Cooler: Zero-electricity cooler uses recycled plastic bottles to beat the summer heat

Zero-electricity cooler for summer heat

Zero-electricity cooler for the summer heat.

Zero-electricity cooler for the summer heat with summer knocking at the door, complaints about the heat (and the electricity) are soon to follow. But some parts of the world, specifically Bangladesh, experience scorching temperatures with little escape, as many do not have the means to power an aircon. To beat the heat, a new social venture has created Eco-Cooler – a DIY cooling system consisting of used plastic bottles and a piece of cardboard that fits in any window.

The DYI device is not required electricity because it is mounted on a board, with bottleneck-sized holes cut in a grid pattern. Grameen Intel, a social business information technology, teamed up with the adverting agency Grey Dhaka to develop this project. The Eco-Cooler is help to decrease temperatures by at least 9 degrees (5 degrees Celsius) in a short time, which can make a difference in the small huts, reports The Observers.

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More information: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3635710/How-cool-apartment-free-Electricity-free-DIY-aircon-uses-old-plastic-bottles-used-used-25-000-Indian-homes.html#ixzz4W2CJRmi6

https://www.homecrux.com/eco-cooler-zero-electricity-cooler-uses-recycled-plastic-bottles-to-beat-the-summer-heat/47030/

https://inhabitat.com/this-amazing-bangladeshi-air-cooler-is-made-from-plastic-bottles-and-uses-no-electricity/

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