I live in a hot, humid climate and multiple times sleep without an air conditioning. How breathable fresh is this? I don't want sweaty nights
232632
I too live in a warm climate and have no problem with the breath ability of this product....it has been as good as some I have purchased for more than double the price. Plus....it washes so well in your machine - a bonus!
232633
I live in SoCal, but use AC when needed. I do not find myself sweaty or anything like that. I've enjoyed it this far. For the price, it's worth a try to save your mattress.
232634
I live in SoCal, but use AC when needed. I do not find myself sweaty or anything like that. I've enjoyed it this far.For the price, it's worth a try to save your mattress.
232635
Have not used it yet in the summer. But it is made of cotton and it seems breathable.
945239
Because it is waterproof, the humidity never equalizes in the space it is stored in. I try to let it "air out" about once a week by leaving the safe door open for about an hour.
160379
The mist should be at about room temperature. Could feel a little cooler as it evaporates on your skin.
1596745
No, it was very comfortable. Good air flow. I was, however, using it in cold temps. But I'd have noticed if it felt "hot" because I like to sleep very cool.
791310
I did not do the calcs myself this info at the end is from another amazon shopper.... As I type this, it's 103 outside with 29% humidity. Inside, without the central air conditioner running, it's 102 and 30% humidity. I filled up this gizmo, turned it on, and the air coming out the front of the unit is 91 with 45% humidity. Since this cooler works by the phase-change of water into gas, you'll need to open your windows and let the air circulate so the humidity doesn't build up to the point where you're in a sauna and start to sweat like--um--someone who's in a sauna. It won't cool down an entire room, but if you'll be typing away on your computer like I am, you'll be sitting in one place. So sit next to the cooling breeze with an iced tea, and you'll be happy as a clam. Here's some numbers for how it works, and what's reasonable to expect from this cooler . . . Everyone knows that to generate steam, you apply lots of heat to water. You'll be happy to learn that if you dip a towel in water and hang it to dry, the liquid water changes to vapor, and in the process absorbs heat. How much heat, you ask? Water weighs about 8.3 lbs per gallon. To turn one lb of water to vapor, you need to apply about 910 BTU of heat. Multiply 910 times 8.3 and you get 7553 BTU. So, if you can entice a swamp cooler to vaporize one gallon of water in one hour, it will (about) cool as much as a regular window unit rated at 7500 BTU. However, this particular machine professes to vaporize about half a liter of water (about one pint) in an hour. One pint is 1/8 of a gallon, which is about one lb of water, so you can assume this machine will cool at the rate of 900 BTU per hour, which is about 20% of what a small window air conditioner will provide
1619382
Not breathable, it does hold moisture underneath. I can use it as I have concrete patio.
738308
I live on Long Island, NY and we have humid temperatures only in the summer months. I have used it many times and I feel that it does cool you down. It sprays a light mist, plus the fan, which is a great thing to have outdoors and makes the humidity bearable!
1473692
cold air does not hold moisture very well, that said mine works well to about 45% humidity which is very comfortable at about 68 to 72 degrees
2146455
I believe it really depends on the individual. I use mine year round and throw on a blanket in the winter. I think it breaths well and I sleep quite comfortably in the summer with AC on. Bottom line, in my opinion, it's in the middle. It's not made for cold and it's not light weight for hot nights. But for me, it's perfect.
1529425
I think it breathes well enough. I'm comfortable with just this and a sheet and we keep our house between 70-74 degrees F.
370625
If you are in air conditioned room, and humidity not to high, not a problem. I have not had any problems under these conditions.
506564
No you can't. I think the optimal humidity level is already set in the machine. I have used it for over a month now. When it is relatively warm and the heating system does nmt get turned on often, the water in the storage doesn't get used much. When the night is cold and the heat turns on, water gets used up quicker. I am happy with the humidifier; it seems to help with my scratchy throat problem.
1004908
I have air conditioning so to answer your question I sat my jar outside on the porch overnight. It was about 75 degrees and humid. The cream was a little softer but was fine. You could put it in the fridge if it gets too soft for you. The cream is good. Makes my face tingle.
306000
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!
435468
I am sure it depends on the weather where you live. I have had no problems, but I live in No Cal and it is not humid here.
402013
No, it has been quite warm and humid here the past month and I have found it to be very comfortable to sleep on.
106237
It has vents for cooling off, but I don't know how it would be in a humid climate. We live in the high desert.