Electric workers in Vietnam were filmed using power hoses to clean electrical wiring tens of meters off the ground in this unusual video.

According to the workers, filmed in Daklak on February 3, the hot weather and dust caused the high voltage power lines to become dirty and constantly faulty.

To avoid electrical shocks the workers used deionised water, that is treated to reduce its conductivity and can be used to remove dirt from the lines.

This is a job that requires experience as well as skill and they are people who are not afraid of heights. The workers said that they have to continuously maintain the high voltage power lines every day to ensure the power system is not faulty.

Video captured the moment of Electric workers use water to clean electrical wiring tens of meters high in Daklak, Viet Nam
According to the workers, the hot weather and dust caused the high voltage power lines to be dirty and constantly faulty. To overcome this situation, workers must use clean water that has de-conductive ions to clean high-voltage power lines. They had to climb up high and use pressure hose to spray on power lines.
This is a job that requires experience as well as skill and they are people who are not afraid of heights. The workers said that they have to continuously maintain the high voltage power lines every day to ensure the power system is not faulty.
They face inclement weather, pressure from the faucet, strong winds when at high altitude, but they always try to overcome to ensure the electrical system is safe.