Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
For some reason, there’s been almost no rain, the rainy season has ended, and the scorching heat has returned again this year.
How are you preparing for heatstroke?
Lately, I've been wondering—is it the fridge after all?
That refrigerator was pretty popular a few years ago!
HiKOKI 14.4/18V Cordless Mini Refrigerator/Freezer
Makita 18V Battery-Powered Cooler/Warmer
First of all, this battery-powered refrigerator might just be the best, but,
Our car’s pretty packed with stuff, isn’t it? lol
The key is how to go about it.
A HiAce would be manageable, but a Probox takes up quite a bit of space, so it’s something to think about...
I came across this the other day—have you heard of that NASA-made? collar? that freezes at 28 degrees?
It seems to have been quite popular since last year, and now it's constantly sold out!?
Apparently, items sold at 100-yen shops can freeze even under running tap water at 1,000 yen.
I thought about mentioning it here too, but I decided against it because I thought it might be a bit fishy.
Japanese people tend to jump at anything that says "NASA" or something like that, and,
Since we work outdoors, it does get in the way a bit, so I wonder if it’s just a temporary thing…
That said, I'm sure you're all curious, so check it out lol
I thought about buying one to experiment with, but I figured I’d probably stop using it right away, so I decided against it lol.
Freezes at 28°C; Stays Cool for 2 Hours Under the Blazing Midsummer Sun—Cogit COOLOOP Ice Neck Ring
The reviews are pretty decent, lol
As expected, electric fans and shade cloth are essential for outdoor anchoring sites and slopes.
The Best Ways to Beat the Heat! (Part 1)
The Best Ways to Beat the Heat! (Part 2)
The Best Ways to Beat the Heat! (Part 3)
I Made This to Help Prevent Heat Stroke!
I’m always wondering if there’s anything out there for slopes, but it’s really hard to find, isn’t it?
But something I've been thinking about lately is drilling holes at regular intervals in the air hose...
I was wondering if there's a way to safely pull off that crazy stunt of hooking it up to a compressor to blow air out, lol.
As long as you secure the end of the air hose, it’s not particularly dangerous, but,
If we don't turn this into a product and ensure it's safe, I don't think people will use it, lol.
I’d like to make it so we can carry out slope stabilization work more comfortably.
It's going to be hell from now until the end of September!
Anyway, let's take breaks and stay hydrated as we work!
See you later.
