The Best Ways to Beat the Heat (Part 1) | Cooling Underwear

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

But man, it's hot!

On-Site "No-Thought" Hell ModeRight?! lol

Netting

The plant I made the other day using gauze is also amazing!

This shade cloth has a light-blocking rate of 70%.

Back in the day, 50% was pretty common, wasn't it!!

At the home improvement storeAvailable for purchase for around 3,500 yen for a 20m × 2m sizeThat's it.

Looking back at old posts, I see that prices have dropped a ton! (Links to the old posts are below.)

In the lower-left corner of the photo, you can see that the two layers are overlapping, which blocks out quite a bit of light. (It’s pitch black, isn’t it?)

 

Just this alone makes it feel so cool! The breeze really flows through~

Is it really true that you don't get tired when you're not exposed to direct sunlight!?

I’ve been recommending this for about 15 years, so we used it frequently on the construction sites where I served as the site representative.

These days, it’s pretty well known, and everyone uses it.

I’d like to think I’m the first person to use shade cloth for sun protection in civil engineering projects lol

 

By the way, this gauze comes in winter and summer versions!

The winter version is made of white shade cloth. This shade cloth is designed to retain heat.

The summer version is made of black shade cloth. It blocks out the sun.

Since it’s white in winter, covering it helps retain heat, making it less likely to frost, and

I haven't tested it yet to see if it stops freezing, so I don't know lol.

But since it's used in agriculture, that's a strong possibility, isn't it?

Mist Fan

If you place a misting fan inside this gauze, it's actually pretty awesome!

It’s incredibly hot at our job site right now, and we’re working on a concrete surface.

Reflected Heat HellTherefore, we plan to set up a total of three mobile shelters equipped with this shade cloth.

Of course, it’s all thanks to our own efforts! We don’t rely on the general contractor!! lol (We’ve got to look out for ourselves!)

 

Assemble the single-tube materials into a U-shape and attach the shade cloth.

Attach tires designed for single-pipe scaffolding to the base.

This means we can perform the work while on the move.

That's all it takes to take a break right away!

 

If possible, I'll post an update here again.

Once you step inside, you'll be hooked!

 

See you later.

Shade Installation Campaign

Shadows are by far the strongest!

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