Clever Water-Cooling Hack from an Indian Village Goes Viral
Divya Sinha demonstrates a simple village trick to cool water without electricity using a plastic bottle and a wet cloth. (Photo: Instagram/divyasinha266)
Social Media Brings Village Hacks to the World
Social media lets us watch interesting videos from all over the world.
Recently, a video from an Indian village has gone viral on Instagram, showing a simple and effective way to cool water without a refrigerator or electricity.
This video, which has over a million views, was posted by popular content creator Divya Sinha (@divyasinha266). Her followers love her for her down-to-earth style, impressive camera presence, and useful content.
Divya Sinha’s Viral Video
Divya Sinha shared a video on her Instagram, promising to reveal some clever village secrets. She explained that while most city people use a fridge to chill their water, people in her village have found another way. They turn an ordinary plastic bottle into a “fridge” or a self-cooling water bottle.
The Simple Hack Explained
In the video, Sinha shows a plastic bottle covered in a wet cloth, hanging from a tree. She says that in just 10 to 15 minutes, the water inside the bottle will become cold. She explains that this works because the water in the wet cloth evaporates, which pulls heat away from the water inside the bottle. Sinha adds, “Gaon ke log aise hi intelligent hote hain,” which means, “Village people are quite intelligent in this way.” She credits this clever hack to her younger brother.
Impressed Reactions from Viewers
Many viewers were impressed with this simple and effective trick. Here are some of their reactions:
One user wrote, “Nice didi…how great of you to happily offer solutions to any problems, this is why people in villages are amazing.” Another added, “Wow, so organic.”
An Instagram user shared their experience: “Didi, when I used to live in Delhi and did not have a fridge, I also used this hack to enjoy chilled water.” Another viewer commented, “I don’t live in a village, but I appreciate the village atmosphere and heartwarming people.”
