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They normal bury the pot while the top will be visible, the water won’t get cold like this…

[quote author=Morbeta11 post=125312864][/quote]Put it under microscopic view and fear will catch you

My Grand mom had it in her kitchen. The water from there tastes like the Earth and its always very cool, which is something I often wondered about as it was not in the fridge.

Sharp Niggar

I can relate thou

thaoriginator:
Dem no position this one wella.. It's better when place under a tree 🌴in small hole that'll fit in.. Wet and moist, omo e go chill pass chiller

it doesn't matter where u put it.
Probably in ur house, it was kept near a tree

Wainey:
The cup is a little off, this is the right cup that always comes with it

and the same cup everybody will drink from

Indigenous technology

lozanni:
My Grand mom had it in her kitchen. The water from there tastes like the Earth and its always very cool, which is something I often wondered about as it was not in the fridge.

it was made out of thick clay, the clay is so thick it prevents direct sunlight from penetrating thereby keeping the inside cool

That's the reason why it is called POT-ABLE WATER
Indeed the water used to be very portable

Am still have it in my house now 😂😂😂

Omoapena:
They normal bury the pot while the top will be visible, the water won’t get cold like this…

it will

They live longer than those that drank from electric refrigerator.

Wainey:
it doesn't matter where u put it.
Probably in ur house, it was kept near a tree

bro forget, e matter gan. I be village boy o

phemmyfour:
Put it under microscopic view and fear will catch you

It has native treatment which involves some native herbal leaves and palm front smoking......all our ancestors that drank from it lived long and healthy.

People never had typhoid until pure water showed up

thaoriginator:
bro forget, e matter gan. I be village boy o

ours was kept in our house, it still feel cool.
There wasn't global warming back then so trees doesnt matter much

I don dey know my mates for nairaland small small

Nice clay port for a lot of ritual benefits

Wainey:
it was made out of thick clay, the clay is so thick it prevents direct sunlight from penetrating thereby keeping the inside cool

That is a very plausible reason for the coolness of the water inside it.

Wainey:
The cup is a little off, this is the right cup that always comes with it

your truly a legend...that cup with same colour

[quote author=Morbeta11 post=125312864][/quote]Àmùn.

Wainey:
The cup is a little off, this is the right cup that always comes with it

Gbam! Your sagacity is not in doubt!

Wainey:
ours was kept in our house, it still feel cool.
There wasn't global warming back then so trees doesnt matter much

Which state is that?

Natural refrigerator

You're funny guy

My parents had same size. We referred to it as Ojo in the Ejagham dialect of SW Cameroon. Kept water fresh all night. I ended up using it to amplify my sound system by sticking a speaker at the top

The water therein was ever chilled. What a general refrigerator!

Bimpe29:
The water therein was ever chilled. What a general refrigerator!

not actually chilled, its just cool.