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How We Shower and Do Laundry at −71°C (−95°F) | Yakutia, Siberia

How We Shower and Do Laundry at −71°C (−95°F) | Yakutia, Siberia How do you shower and do laundry at −71°C (−95°F) in Yakutia, Siberia—one of the coldest inhabited places on Earth? In this video, we take you inside a real hygiene day in a remote Yakut village, where water freezes instantly and even “simple” chores become an all-day mission. You’ll see how we prepare for a shower when there’s no running water: hauling ice and water, heating it safely, and using a traditional wooden bathhouse (banya) to stay clean in extreme winter. Then we tackle laundry—washing, wringing, and dealing with clothes that can freeze stiff outside, turning the cold into part of the process. This isn’t a survival fantasy—it’s everyday life in Yakutia’s deep freeze. If you’re curious about how people live in places like Oymyakon and rural Siberia, this episode shows the practical routines that make it possible: time, fuel, planning, and a lot of patience. If you enjoy real-life extreme climate documentaries—Yakutia winter life, Siberia village routines, arctic living, and cold-weather hacks—hit like, subscribe, and drop a comment: could you handle a −71°C shower day? This is an AI-generated cinematic survival experience. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This video is created using artificial intelligence (AI) technology for cinematic and documentary-style storytelling purposes. All characters, locations, and events shown in this video generated by AI. The content is intended for educational and visual representation only and may not accurately reflect real-life survival conditions. This video has no affiliation with any real persons, locations, brands, or organizations.