2 Clay Pots Sand Solar Refrigerator without Electricity Project

Harnessing the power and rays of the sun has been used by civilizations for centuries. But when electricity was discovered all but many of the 3rd world countries became heavily dependent on electricity. Unfortunately, it is extremely expensive to buy electric appliances and then pay for the electricity to run them.

This article was designed to introduce the readers to a unique way to keep items cool using solar power.

Materials:

1 large clay flower pot

1 small clay flower pot

sand

towel

water

clay or plumbers putty (only needed if there is a whole in the bottom of the pot)

Conditions under which an evaporative refrigerator could reach 6°C (43°F)

Outside Temperature Relative Humidity

20.5°C (69°F) 0%

18.3°C (65°F ) 10%

15.3°C (59°F ) 20%

13.3°C (56°F ) 30%

12.2°C (54°F ) 40%

10.5°C (51°F ) 50%

The article and Do It Yourself project was created by a person who was looking to share their knowledge of alternative power sources. This project includes a complete list of all of the necessary things it will take to make a solar fridge.

It also has a complete, easy to read and follow the instructional guide that covers everything from start to finish.

Click here to read about 2 Clay Pots Sand Solar Refrigerator without Electricity Project:

https://www.instructables.com/id/Cheap-Solar-Fridge/

and

Click here to read about Amazing solar-powered fridge invented by British student in a potting shed helps poverty-stricken Africans:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1108343/Amazing-solar-powered-fridge-invented-British-student-potting-shed-helps-poverty-stricken-Africans.html