Would these work upside down in a car window for a pet? Of course not raining, LOL.
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I just got mine and it worked sideways and upside down. So I assume it would work if you hung it somehow on the window.
1295951
I know they work upside down, but I'm not sure how you would get it to stay in place if you are trying to bring air into or out of the car.
1295952
Absolutely! You just would not be able to have the window down too far, but actually the base is somewhat heavy from housing 2 "D" batteries. Love these fans! Good output of air flow and not obtrusively loud.
1295953
Probably. The base that holds the batteries folds out to be the stand. I suppose you could hang it over the top of the window pane. Good luck.
1295954
Don't EVER leave an animal or a child in a closed car in the heat. If I come across your pet inside a car on a hot day, I'll treat you to a very nice broken window that will be used to let your pet out of the oven and save his/her life.
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Do NOT ever leave a dog inside a parked car without supervision because the fan could quit working and the dog would die. I know someone who left a car running. The engine failed. The family pet died. Very sad. All animal groups will tell you to NEVER leave an animal unsupervised.
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Yes, they would work. I don't know if they would keep a dog cool enough in really hot days!
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They are not pet immune. You'd just have to angle them high enough so they don't detect pets. Or maybe cover the bottom part of the lens. The window sensors only detect someone sliding a window up. It's a transmitter/magnet. You put the transmitter on half of the window, say bottom half, and the magnet on the top half. When someone slides the window open it separates them and it goes off.
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Yes they can be mounted upside down and the video oriented the proper way. I am sure they would work outside. But they are definitely not weatherproof, so the protected area, better be just that, protected.
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I don't see how, unless you have an older car with hand crank windows to hold it in place upside down. It really is a desk fan. You can put it on your front dash or on the back dash and hold them in place with velcro. There are dog kennel cage fans available, although I don't know how well they work or if they could hang on a car window. I have both 5" and 10" O2cool fans and they are great.
901640
Sure, I don't see why not. They fold up into little triangles. Put it in your rear window.
69325
You can roll the window up or down just not all the way or the tabs would slip out. That said, one side stays just fine on my car but tge other side always pops out when the dogs stand on it. I've considered trying to sew longer tabs on that one but haven't messed with t yet.
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no, but you can get reversible ones that you can turn upside down to do that, like the ikea one http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/80253814/
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They do, but, I don't think they would be strong enough to keep the pups off the furniture. They were not strong enough to stay attached to the carpet in my car. Good luck! I gave up and just put blankets on the furniture and let the pups sit on the blanket. I have 5! Ugh!
855124
No, I dont think these shall serve the purpose mentioned in question. These are mainly for metallic finishes like automobiles, wood in some cases but not dogs. And they are not too big either. :) Hope the answer helped.
1217753
They'll work on any car seat that has a headrest on 2 posts as in the picture. My only concern would be that when nothing is hanging on the hook, the wind in a convertible might move it enough to make noise.
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I think they'd be a bit wide for most car seat straps and would probably fall down. The Ergo straps are thick and they fit those straps well.
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I have a Highlander and my Chihuahuas can see out of the window when they sit/stand up in it. A larger dog could probably lay down and still see out of it, but the seat does not obstruct the view of the driver in my vehicle.
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I would say 'no'. It is good enough to see a dog's profile in a car-but only if both of you are standing still. If you were going slowly along, you could see a dog sticking his head out of a car window, I guess.
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It is possible but you would probably need something to hold it there and couldn't drive while they are up since it would take up at least half the windshield width as for height it would be close check the measurements of your glass first.
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I'm not sure but it seems like it would work. They are somewhat adjustable - sounds like it would be a good idea. Stay safe!
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Yes, they could hang around a window. The string is now super long, but makes a wonderful fuzz of light.
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Yes they are rolled so your pet should'nt get hurt. Just be aware that this cage is not really designed to keep them captured in the cage, if they really wanted to get out of it they could. If you need this big of a cage for your pet they will definitely have the strength to get out. Hope this helps. I would have attached a pic but don't know how to on Amazon.