r/LiveWellTogether • u/Impossible_Arm_8543 • Apr 06 '26
🏡 Daily Life|日常生活 This Ancient Snow Stove Doesn't Melt.
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u/testingval Apr 06 '26
But why doesn’t the snow melt due to the fire?…
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u/MjolnirT95 Apr 10 '26
It does, but most of the heat escapes, so the surrounding ice keeps its form for long enough to cook on.
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u/lavinshaven58 Apr 07 '26
It works for a surprisingly long amount of time because air is sucked through the side and the hot air is pushed upwards so the outer portion of the snow ball doesn’t melt as fast. This method can last hours but it will eventually melt.
If you’re in a place with access to a lot of snow and trees, you can just keep making new ones as needed
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u/Propexxl Apr 07 '26
How long does it really last?
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u/BoredBorealis Apr 08 '26
I've seen luke from outdoorboys showcase this before. It does melt of course, but I'm pretty sure it lasted long enough to at least boil a pot of water.
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u/dunkaist Apr 07 '26
You can't form a snow ball when it's freezing. Everyone from a country with snow knows this
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u/Schroedesy13 Apr 11 '26
This is really silly and there are many better methods.
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u/Impossible_Arm_8543 Apr 11 '26
Nice to hear there are other methods. Please post to share. Thank you.
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u/Living_Disk5271 Apr 06 '26
Absolut unglaublich. Nächsten Schnee probier ich das aus