Hallo steemian..wherever you are. If you have a water pitcher made of clay that is burned well is used because if we save water or fill the water with a container of jars made of clay how nice we use from our museums.
Indeed hell..kendi it looks plebeian and ancient ,, eeiiitsss ... do not be mistaken behind the stuff that ancient and kampungan it stored khasiatnya.mau know ??
If we fill the jars made of clay, what is it for drinking water or for storing cooking water, the water in the jar is healthier and fresher than we fill into place (container) made of plastic, glass or even metal.
How did it happen ????? Because of the process of making jars that are burned, not in glaze, so that the pores in the pitcher is still open.
As a result, these open pores cause the outside air that contains oxygen to penetrate into the jug, affect the quality of water in the jug, so if we feel thirsty and drinking water pitcher is much more satisfying and make thirst treat quickly .
The pitch pores that open cause the water inside to seep out. Water seepage that wets the outer surface of the jug undergoes a process of evaporation, where for the process it takes a certain amount of heat (heat). The need for the heat is taken from the water in the jar. The process of absorption of this heat that causes water in the jug to cool.
If there is any foreign material in the water, such as dirt and minerals, the foreign materials will be absorbed by the pore of the jugs material so that it functions as a natural filter. Plus, clay has the function of insulation so that the water stored in it becomes cool and fresh, not cold.
so steemian, hopefully useful.