37℃ハウスで空調服が覚醒！保冷剤を背負ったら別世界 / Ice Pack Hack

00:00 Opening 00:05 To the 37.4℃ Greenhouse 01:23 Adding Ice Packs to the Air-Conditioned Clothing 02:43 Pockets and back, where to put them? Pocket or Back? 03:55 Back Pocket Found 05:01 Cool Even on Low 06:03 Into 100% Humidity 07:12 Cold Air Circulates 08:41 Should Have Done It Sooner 09:05 Testing During Shipping Prep 10:45 Tips for Outdoor Work 11:29 How Long It Lasts 13:25 Much Easier at 37℃ 14:11 Share Your Cooling Ideas 15:01 Ending Working in a greenhouse at 37.4℃ and 100% humidity. In an environment where even your energy is about to evaporate, we tried adding "something" to our air-conditioned workwear. This time, we experimented to see how much of a difference simply adding ice packs to a BURTLE air-conditioned workwear would make. We realistically tested everything from the pockets, back, airflow, coolness during work, and how long the ice packs lasted, all while working on grape shipments. In conclusion, the ice packs on the back are quite effective. Those using air-conditioned workwear in the scorching sun or working in greenhouses should find this a helpful hint for making summer work a little easier. Please share your own ways of staying cool in the comments! In this video, we test a simple ice pack hack for a fan jacket inside a 37°C greenhouse. It made the airflow much cooler, especially with a larger ice pack on the back. Don't push yourself too hard working in hot environments; remember to take breaks, stay hydrated, and check your physical condition. #AirConditionedWorkwear #IcePacks #HeatCountermeasures #GreenhouseWork #KandaCitrusFarm #IcePackHack