Could it be used for larger surfaces alike the house exterior instead using an airless machine?
302630
Would not be a good substitute. The paint would need to be thinned to spray properly and would not be as fast as a airless machine.
302631
I haven't done any house painting with this set up. I wouldn't think it to be the best for that use. All house painters I've seen spraying have been using airless outfits. Viscosity of exterior house paint could be a problem. I spray pre-catalyzed lacquer that is much thinner than exterior latex.
302632
It could be used as such. I have. But it would be more work than using an airless. More trips up and down the ladder to refill cup. You would have to use the correct air cup for the viscosity of the fluid. I've used it for oil treatment of Cedar siding, not paint.
699233
It's a horrible idea to use this fan to get air into a room to be honest. This is simply a computer fan, and the dust and dirt it will pull it from outside will ruin itself. Its also just 120mm, perfect in a computer situation but not for a house... Yes, in theory your configuration would work though.
810261
It could but if no other ventilation all it would do is move the air. It wouldnt cool it down.
601841
yes you can. the problem is that without a vacuum no matter you do, you will not be able to get all the air out.
1432088
I guess you could use it in any opening to the outside as long as you block off the airflow around it. It's not designed to be used that way though and you might get a buildup of water in the unit if it isn't angled towards the outside.
970282
I don't know for sure but I don't think that would be a good idea. The oils would build up inside the machine and probably make it so it wouldn't work but for sure impossible to properly clean. You might be able to put a small cotton ball with oil near the opening where the air comes out. But, it is a cool air machine and I have found the oils work best with warmer air.
547576
Yes, I think so. The motor and blower are small, about 2" to 2 1/2" dia. It would work if you have a small room to move air through, but if it is a large room I would go with a larger blower.
618525
I would not use it in a house. Outdoors, in a tent, anywhere fresh air gets into easily. I use it on my golf cart.
1547771
Maybe. You need airtight suction for it to work though. If you can get suction it would work...
1123941
Yes. IMHO this would works in a smaller area which I believed it's designed for domestic use.
232453
it is not for inside the house at all. I have used it in a well ventilated garage though.
392666
Possibly. It would depend on the condition of your lawn. It is a powerful machine.If they are long needles you would definitely be better off raking. If they are the short, stabbing variety it might be worth a try. If you have a regular shop vac I would recommend you try it first. It will definitely NOT be equivalent to an upright indoor vacuum on carpet. It just won't be that easy. You need a level surface. If your lawn is really thick it "could" help. If the lawn is sparse you would probably hurt the grass.
1822329
I wouldn't simply because while relatively non-toxic it is made for outdoor use. I would be concerned that in a house there would not be enough air movement to prevent too much of the product from building up too much. I would also be concerned about too uch product building up on carpets and cloth furniture
810263
I'm sure that it can be used and left in crawl spaces. If you have it on high though it may be too much wind. This thing moves some air!
1531438
That is not the intended application but I think it could work. Whole house fans are generally MUCH larger though.
2158490
Yes you Can. You will need an air compressor and lots of air hose,however it will do the job
143862
Only if you want to use the internal blower( which does not move very much air). I use a extra regular fan to circulate air in the garage.