Is this fan strong enough to dry clothes. While traveling?
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I think if the material is thin, wrung out well & put in front of the fan on high overnight, it could dry it. I wouldn't bank my wardrobe on it but if there was a spill on the only blouse you had for that outfit, I would give it a go. Dry jeans? No.
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It is not an extremely strong stream of air but I think it could certainly help dry clothes when traveling.
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Yes. But make sure you wring out as much water as possible and hang it up on a clothes hanger. Place the hanger where air can circulate around it overnight . It wouldn't hurt to use a portable hair dryer on it to remove the excess moisture.
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Hey yes I would think so - good construction.. but its meant to dry delicate garments and sweaters to dry w/o hanger marks by using the mesh top
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Yes it is strong enough. In the summertime I put a set of king size sheets plus our bath towels, etc. and kitchen towels, (for two) in this basket and take them to the laundramat to dry to avoid the air conditioner. (It's cheaper!)
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That is a most entertaining question! I use mine on hot days at dog shows. Haven't been to Haiti, but I believe it would certainly be a benefit.Would it fit in checked luggage - haven't seen your luggage. It would fit in my luggage. The fan is light weight; the rechargeable batteries and battery charger unit are small enough, but heavyish.I would suggest you reserve a room with air conditioning instead
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Yes, they are safe to use for hanging damp clothes. I have done it without a problem.
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No. It is agreat dryer, though. I am on my third dryer in about 25 years No, but it is a great dryer. I am on my third dryer in 30 years. Smaller to travel with, but have plenty of power. Love mine!!
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No, but it dont blow hard enough for me but your hair do get dry. It works great and portable
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The fan is good in damp but not wet conditions.As long as it is out of the rain & snow it should be okay. We have it I the house & love it.
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Nope! It is a very fine mist and with any circulation of air you won't have any trouble. Really great humidifier for small room or travel!
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I use this unit to dry my motorcycles, and it is quite adequate for that. I think using it on a car would be too much to expect of it. Saving money by buying this smaller unit is not the way to go, in my opinion.
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I think it may be too powerful for that. it moves a LOT!!!! of air. I think also that the lint may mess it up
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Not really. the fan does a slow breeze. it is not like a traditional fan. it works great but it may not be what you expect.
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I've never used it to dry my windows. But I think it's powerful enough for one story house. I think it will be difficult to dry the second story windows.
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We use ours to dry towels and damp clothes. For the money I'm impressed. I would recommend it.
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Thanks for asking about the Guzzling Giant towel. Yes, it is suitable for travel. It is much more compact when folded or rolled up than a regular towel, and it absorbs water instantly and easily.When laid out or hung to dry, it will dry faster than regular towels, too. I think it will serve your purpose quite well.Have a great trip!
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@Judy Keehn: I never take a full size hair dyer when I travel domestically or abroad. There are some amazing travel size dryers. Also, many hotels now supply blow dryers. But if yours doesn't then you need to purchase a little 'converter' kit. Once you use a converter for any American electrical appliance, then you have nothing to be concerned about. They take up very little space. I hope this answer helps you.