DIY Air Conditioner Ideas Too useful in This Season

DIY Air Conditioner:

Summertime is sweaty and can be quite difficult to tackle especially if you work outdoors. But with global warming raising the temperature of the earth by a few degrees, summers have become unbearable even indoors. Beat the sweltering summer with some effective DIY air conditioner.

Here’s how you can make a DIY air conditioner:

Materials

• Table fan
• Bucket
• Bucket lid
• 1-1/2 in. PVC(cut into 3-inch segments)
• Mint spray paint
• Gold spray paint
• Styrofoam bucket liner
• 1-1/2 in hole saw for drill
• A frozen gallon of water
• Drill
• Drop cloth
• Box cutter

Directions

• Place the insulation into the bucket.

• Drill right through the insulation and bucket together with a hole saw, while holding the two tightly.

• Hold the bucket against the wall or ground to exert more pressure. Repeat the step to make three holes in one line across the bucket, about 2 inches apart.
• Take apart the fan, and unscrew it from the base. You can use an electric drill to unscrew the base as it can be very tight.

• Remove the front face of the fan too and remove the extra screws too.

• Trace a circle on the bucket lid using the front panel of the fan. Ensure that the circle is big enough for the fan to sit inside the lid.

• Using a box cutter, cut the inner part of the lid.

• Spray paint the bucket and your pipe fittings in the color of choice.

• Paint the fan and the bucket lid in a complementary color.
• Allow it to dry completely.

• Arrange the pipe fittings into the holes. Use hot-glue to keep them straight if they are loose.
• Insert the frozen gallon of water into the bucket, and put the lid on.
• Reassemble the two sides of the fan back together. Fit the fan front-first into the hole in the lid.
• Your DIY air conditioner is ready to drive away from the heat.

The DIY air conditioner might not be very effective in bigger spaces but for a small area, it can be a game-changer, blowing ice cold air for your comfort!

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