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Post #138421595 added 06-30-2020 2:46 PM by cruxion in Deal Talk
Portable A/Cs have an exhaust to send the heat outside.
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Post #138238154 added 06-23-2020 7:22 PM by luckydog97 in Deal Talk
You shouldn't increase the humidity of air conditioned air too much if you can handle the lower humidity without issue. The heat of vaporization/condensation of water is very high, and condensation...
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Post #138239486 added 06-23-2020 8:31 PM by ImNotBob in Deal Talk
Yes, but it won't be as efficient because of the limited surface area for evaporation.
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Post #138242465 added 06-24-2020 12:03 AM by dealgalaxy in Deal Talk
World this work for camping purposes? We are in AZ and usually camp in sites where there are electrical outlets.
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Post #138242690 added 06-24-2020 12:35 AM by Mike510 in Deal Talk
Would this be good for a small bedroom ? How much of the room would be cooled? Also can you add ice to the water for extra coolness?
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Post #138245219 added 06-24-2020 5:47 AM by dspitze in Deal Talk
Is this a mini “swamp cooler”
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Post #138252596 added 06-24-2020 10:10 AM by SoftwareGods in Deal Talk
Not sure about anyone else here, but I live in South Florida, where it gets in the 90's every summer and 80% or more humidity is not unusual. In that climate, this item will do you no good at all. ...
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Post #138239030 added 06-23-2020 8:09 PM by sorbitol in Deal Talk
Why not buy an ac that makes a large ice block, at night, when the power is cheaper? Obviously these are industrial units and typically go on top of buildings, and must he maintained somewhere...
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Post #138245396 added 06-24-2020 5:57 AM by wellington in Deal Talk
July - Sept, not that great. I usually shutdown my Evap around this time of year. If you need an evap camping you probably camping in the wrong places.
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Post #138267800 added 06-24-2020 6:37 PM by bhlonewolf in Deal Talk
So wait... suppose you have a well insulated room with only a fridge with ice maker and this cooler. (Assume a water line, too, and ambient temps typical of summer.) You are claiming that the cooler...
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Post #138234032 added 06-23-2020 4:31 PM by WeiW8847 in Deal Talk
Maybe try air circulator, better than fan
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Post #138234059 added 06-23-2020 4:32 PM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
This would be counter productive. Your A/C removes humidity while the air cooler adds it. I use central air, but have a portable a/c unit and an air cooler. In most cases, I would recommend...
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Post #138237776 added 06-23-2020 7:08 PM by ds202020 in Deal Talk
Prop65 warning for lead exposure??? Hmm I’ll pass
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Post #138239963 added 06-23-2020 8:56 PM by babygdav in Deal Talk
ABSOLUTELY!!! Seal those holes, gaps, cracks first!! Even a pencil lead diameter gap or hole in the window, under a door, in the wall, by the wall switches and a.c. Plugs will greatly...
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Post #138246221 added 06-24-2020 6:29 AM by NateRules in Deal Talk
That is the thought I just had as well. Or even if there was no electricity. Since a swamp cooler only needs a water pump and a fan, could you cool a tent with a solar panel outside? Since I did grow...
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Post #138236345 added 06-23-2020 6:06 PM by grubbypaws in Deal Talk
Get a better A/C unit, seal your windows and any air leakage, and cycle air using a vornado = win win Your AC wont cool, if your room just leaks everywhere.
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Post #138236807 added 06-23-2020 6:26 PM by nycab in Deal Talk
There's probably not a one size fits all answer here. Your ac works by transferring heat from your inside air into refrigerant. The warm room air passes over the cold evaporator causing the warm air...
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Post #138236246 added 06-23-2020 6:02 PM by CapnLngDk in Deal Talk
So far in my experience with water filled air coolers, they don’t work as well as expected. Either get a fan or a good working AC.
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Post #138240575 added 06-23-2020 9:36 PM by dcmanryan in Deal Talk
Here's a good explanation on it. You're actually removing zero heat from the space unlike a traditional AC. The dryer the climate the better it will work. https://youtu.be/z8jIKsY9KCU
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Post #138241052 added 06-23-2020 10:02 PM by PDallas in Deal Talk
We live in Denver area and have a roof mounted evaporative cooler, about 30x the power, but works great. We just got a larger portable one for our basement. All the houses with what looks like an a/c...
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Post #138244130 added 06-24-2020 4:28 AM by baller11111 in Deal Talk
Was going to say this is a dumb product, but others beat me to it
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Post #138248402 added 06-24-2020 7:52 AM by StacDOgg in Deal Talk
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Post #138249155 added 06-24-2020 8:22 AM by JMBauer74 in Deal Talk
By all means, go ahead. I have a dual science degree and would be happy to hear your thoughts on this. In fact, you tell me why I'm wrong and I'll do a little experiment with my air cooler and a...
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Post #138351611 added 06-27-2020 9:10 PM by SpinD in Deal Talk
Not, too humid.
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Post #138236189 added 06-23-2020 5:59 PM by fishie36 in Deal Talk
Dude, no. Yes, AC removes humidity as a side affect of the cooling process, however, you can quickly end up with air that is too dry. This could complement the A/C system nicely by restoring some of...
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Post #138236201 added 06-23-2020 6:00 PM by sasquatchexpress in Deal Talk
Works in arid environments. A bad idea in most areas of the US during the humid summers.
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Post #138238694 added 06-23-2020 7:48 PM by babygdav in Deal Talk
BTU. https://2qaayg3yvidcn9imquz625sg-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/themes/compact_appliance/images/LC/pac_btu_chart02.jpg You need to buy a cooling device that can pull out enough heat fast...
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Post #138241805 added 06-23-2020 10:52 PM by Jcon79 in Deal Talk
Honeywell makes models for outside use.
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Post #138268643 added 06-24-2020 7:16 PM by YamahaRick in Deal Talk
I realize this thread is about (what we call in The South) a Swamp Cooler, but I have a Q about indoor dehumidification: AC set at 79; home office is about 84 with 55-60% humidity. Would a room...
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Post #138301385 added 06-25-2020 10:31 PM by Teaser38 in Deal Talk
Depends, California is a big place. Most inland locations, it will be useful in.
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Post #138301973 added 06-25-2020 11:13 PM by duplex in Deal Talk
Received mine today and it is definitely very LOUD!
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Post #138233996 added 06-23-2020 4:29 PM by Splash15 in Deal Talk
If you had a container of water with a fan blowing over it, does it achieve the same effect?
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Post #138238604 added 06-23-2020 7:44 PM by babygdav in Deal Talk
Too tiny. Use a water misting system. Easy to self install. Latest nano dropplet design in Japan won't even wet your clothes yet still cool. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J3B1txnvyDM
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Post #138240164 added 06-23-2020 9:07 PM by DelightfulName7171 in Deal Talk
That’s not really how it works. You’re missing the heat of compression, the work the compressor in the fridge is doing to make the ice. That’s where the heat comes from. It takes more energy to...
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Post #138253343 added 06-24-2020 10:32 AM by dkoemans in Deal Talk
I can't fathom how you have 3 thumbs down, this is physics 101. I think the confusion is simply temp over time problem where the fridge has hours to cool the water down to ice and disperse the heat...
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Post #138254426 added 06-24-2020 11:01 AM by rios7 in Deal Talk
what about just putting water in?
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Post #138254555 added 06-24-2020 11:05 AM by Logan_71 in Deal Talk
I was thinking the same thing. Here in Dallas, it wouldnt be recommended, due to it being pretty humid to start with. In Houston (ocean breezes), it would be a terrible idea, because it's already...
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Post #138254858 added 06-24-2020 11:14 AM by sasquatchexpress in Deal Talk
We've had employees at work bring these in and it has caused a lot of indoor air quality problems, in addition to corroding nearby building components. I tested one office with it on and it was 75%+...
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Post #138262478 added 06-24-2020 3:14 PM by tarazan in Deal Talk
How good this will work in California environment . ? How loud is it ?
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Post #138262871 added 06-24-2020 3:26 PM by Tooterfish in Deal Talk
Minus the legionaries disease and arthritis
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