A cool life hack video has emerged showing how to build air conditioning with basic equipment.

The footage, shot in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, shows Jacob Strickling from YouTube channel "Make Science Fun" connecting a car fan to his cold water tank in order to cool down his house during a 36 degrees Celsius day.

Jacob uses a radiator from a car, the bilge pump from a boat, some garden hose pipe, solar panels and tank water to build an ingenious system to cool his house down without using an air conditioner.

In this entertaining and useful life hack Jacob from 'Make Science Fun' demonstrates how to use the cold water stored in a water tank to cool your house down in a heat wave.
This footage was taken in Sydney Australia which is currently experiencing temperatures of over 36 degrees Celsius.
Jacob uses a radiator from a car, the bilge pump from a boat, some garden hose pipe, solar panels and tank water to build an ingenious system to cool his house down without using an airconditioner.

Jacob is the creator behind the popular YouTube Channel 'Make Science Fun'. He has just released a book in Australia called 'Make Science Fun' which will become available in the UK and USA in February 2017.