Does this blow cold air? I had a carpet dryer than did that (used it for a/c in a windowless environment) and I'm looking for something similar. Thx.
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Oliver, It doesn't blow "cold" air, just a LOT of air. This thing moves more air than my household Central Air system does. Using it for cooling, don't know if it will fit your situation. I bought it for a different reason though. We are remodeling a very old house. I have encased this in a very large steel frame box with air filters all around it. The filters catch the flying debris and don't let it get to the other rooms in the house.
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This blows turbo-blasting 'air' from the front lower edge slit opening. It is neither hot nor cold, but like any fan, simply utilizes available air. This fan is designed to move air along floor level to dry up water by shoving it away with a wall of air. (The 'round' area in the photo is NOT the area of the fan that throws air out...the air leaves the fan at the bottom slit.)
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This unit does not cool the air it is just a fan moving the air at a high rate of speed.
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Hi OliverIt's a fan that blows (lots of) whatever air is available around it. It does not heat nor cool the air. Hope this answers your question.
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It blows room-temperature air. There is no cooling element besides it being a fan.
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we have a carpet cleaning business so we bought for that to dry carpets its a fan cool air yes. we also thought about using it in our home for the air to move. its stronger than any fan I ever had so be careful where you face it would knock pictures off the wall on high speed.
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When you set the A/C on for cool air, it vents(pulls) the hot air from inside and blows cooled air from the outside. If you turn the unit on in the fan only setting, it will blow(normal, ambient) air from the outside without venting(pulling) the air from inside the room. If you only want ambient outside air, the fan only setting will do that, but won't recycle the air like it would if you set the unit to cool the room. Good luck.
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It will not work like a/c. It is a strong fan (compared to other battery operated fans), so it will give you about a 10-15 degree wind chill cooling effect like other fans. But no, it will not cool like a/c.
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Hi Donald. The AC has a fan setting that will act as a regular fan to bring in the outside air. I have been using this AC for about 1 year now and it is really up to the job of cooling. Especially like the energy save setting. Use it at night.
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I have owned mine for several years and not noticed the unit making my room warmer. Basically, it has a multi-speed fan which moves the air across the filter and out the other side of the unit. If anything, it makes the air feel a bit cooler if set on one of the higher fan speeds. I consider the air temperature change to be minimal, if at any at all.
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I used a blow dryer for 2 different repairs. temps never got above 160 degrees. can do with a hair dryer!
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There is only moisture build up when you use it in dehumidify mode. When using in air conditioner mode, you have to vent the hot air out a window. I think some have vented the hot air into a closet but it comes with a window attachment for the window.
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This blow dryer has both low & high settings for the airflow. This blow dryer also has heat settings, cool, warm, and hot. I love this blow dryer.
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No, it works in roughly the same way a window unit AC does, it's not a swamp cooler. The biggest negative I've seen is that these units don't exhaust the hot air very efficiently, so wrapping the exhaust hose with some insulation can make a big difference.
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There's no way to trap the humidity. When necessary I open doors and windows to ventilate, but often in the winter when it's cold and dry the warm humid air is welcome in my apartment. In the summer I don't really use the dryer much anyway. I have not had a problem with moisture but my apartment is larger and the dryer is in a relatively open area. If it is in a small, poorly ventilated space this may be an issue.
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There are only High and Low heat button for this hair dryer. There is no cool/cold level.I use the low heat level to dry my hair. It works well for me.most of the time.
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It shoots out room temp air. It's just a high power fan. I cleaned my carpets last week, and they were dry in about an hour. I bought mine because I saw them using these fans at our fine arts auditorium downtown, and couldn't believe how much air they put out. Love it!
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There is a separate button at the top of the handle marked COLD. Tho Ive never used it, I think this is what your thinking of. However keep in mind that the dryer is heavy and in my opinion kindof bulky and not as hot as what I was use to with my older smaller dryer which i dont think they make them blow as hot as the older models anymore. This dryer has its place for some people but for my simple needs, I wish i'd gotten a lighter smaller travel dryer. Hope this helps.
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It adds a lot of moisture to the indoor air, which is beneficial during winter when indoor is too dry. I leave my laundry room door open and run a fan to blow the hot moist air into the rest of the house. You cannot use this with the laundry room door closed. Blowing this hot moist air into my hose reduces my heating bill during the winter. When the summer comes I hook the dryer vent to blow the dryer air outside.
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When I purchased this hair dryer I thought it did have the cold burst, but NO it does not. It is still the best hair dryer I have ever owned.
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not really, at least I have not felt colder. But it makes the room dryer. Remember, its very small ekke
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I totally agree. There's no need to vent this dryer and i don't even use a "Vent kit" I just place it up again the wall and use the adapter that comes with it to vent up from the back. The filter's screen makes it so little if no lint get's out. In the winter it's a free heater and humidifier, in the summer your central a/c should have no problem keeping the house cool. It put's out very little heat in the long run and if you just wait to you go to work/school to turn it on then it's literally no bother.