does a light breeze or wind indoors blow the pad away?
205039
Yes. Because of the size, the corners can fold in, but more difficult to blow away. Don't misunderstand me. They still can fold in half and move.
205040
I purchased a plastic training pad holder to hold this size pad. The pad is held down by the holder which also protects the floor from near misses. The pad is light, and the backing on the pad is a light plastic, so, I would think it could be moved by airflow directly in it's path.
457
It depends on which setting you are using and how the room is configured. If you're just getting the air moving (hence using the lowest setting) then I don't think it would blow papers. The fan is also very targeted in how much area it directly blows so even if you had it on high and pointed it in the right way, I don't think it would be a problem either.
1424793
if there is no wind ,,yes, My one was broken after 2weeks after i bought. Because my apt is 17th floor and there is windy at the balcony.
1571855
No, the compartments are open and have no closures. I use mine indoors and do not know how it would handle the wind if outside. But I imagine it would be fine if the wind weren't too strong. However, once the herbs become mostly dry, they will be much lighter and more apt to blow away in a breeze.
158897
I do not have high winds in my area however it is a mesh type fabric and the air passes through readily. It does not move much here.
348776
I would say so. Because it puts off a light breeze. We use it in a stroller bassinet for our newborn at the pool. If it gets extra hot out we also use a cooling towel to give a little extra help with the cooling factor.
2027430
None and it pulls cold air from the room thru the front vents with the squirrel fan.
1383066
You can definitely feel the output of cool air. Ours is on hard wood floors with a piece of felt underneath to prevent any scratches. Neither the floor nor the felt have ever been even slightly damp. I would imagine carpet would be ok
1014455
Yes it does move air, it does quite a good job despite its small size. Kinda gets noisy at the higher speeds, but that might not be an issue if its on the patio.
1401866
You can hear it slightly but I've noticed that it only gets really noticeable as the dust collects on the blades. Once you clean those off it's back to quiet. So, if you are looking for silent and wind I don't know what to say, but if you desire quiet and air movement this is a good choice, especially because you can turn all of the fans off except one if noise is the issue when you sleep
1560106
yes....we have done that for windy days when we are cooking, but it does get very warm with no air flow :)
829750
No. There are ventilation openings on top to allow wind to go through the umbrella. Very happy with the umbrella. Would recommend it. Have had it for 1 year and I kept it indoors during the winter. We have direct sun in our backyard and this helps substantially.
311819
This is not an air conditioner so there is no cooling mechanism. However it does provide a nice breeze that allows you to feel less warm.
1060736
I do not use the pads, they are optional, and I feel no heat coming from the unit near where the pads would go. No real heat at all coming from it, just the mist and a small "white" noise of it running.
2269251
No wind problems. We use ours on wood floors. We angle the outer panels to provide additional stability.
1706831
It is pretty sensitive. If you have a very light touch and zero wind then yes.
1714154
it's only a fan. It will blow whatever temperature air from the area you place it in. The movement of air will feel cooler then stationary air.