Does this unit shoot out warm air or is it cool air? Need warm air to dry carpets.
1887110
Actually you need MOVING air to dry carpets. And this puppy will MOVE some air.
1887111
Well works very good it's ok like a fan & it's air is normal not hot o warm I use in my job site for cool the place ok
1887112
It shoots out air from it's surrounding. If it's 70*f in the area,then it'll blow 70*f.
1887113
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!
1887114
It's just like any other fan. whatever the air temp is that's in the room, is what comes out.
1582318
it does get fairly hot... it's the heat exchange process that makes the cooling happen, and it vents out that exhaust hose. It should be as hot as a hair blow dryer or so. Therefore, the shorter the 'run' to get it out the room (window, attic, etc) the better as it's not heating the air in the room so the ac has to work harder, meaning more hot air vicious circle thing.
220199
I believe it allows more or less air through the vaccuum head, depending on whether you're using it on high or low pile carpet.
891494
The concept works over carpet but it sits low to the ground. I use it on a wood floor. The air flow is great. I imagine a lot of the heat/ac would be absorbed in the carpet.
1854623
From my recollection it gets warm but not hot. The heater blows out the bottom of the unit.
195789
This is an excellent heating unit and uses infrared and ceramic coils to heat an area. It does not dry the air out like traditional heaters. As far as I know it is not a humidifier, just a heater with different fan speeds and auto cut-off. Great space heater.
917340
You can also use a hair dryer set to the "cool" setting. It won't have a tight fit like with a shop-vac or a pump but will still get the job done.
969485
It should NOT blow out hot air. Your unit may be defective. I'm very happy with this product.
1868112
Only 2 speeds (LOW - HIGH) but no low-medium-high heat options. There is a COOL button (you can see it on the image in blue) so you do have the ability to have cold air come out of the dryer.
1582320
I don't know if it's normal or not but mine does the same thing. I think that this is supposed to happen but I also think it reduces the efficiency of the unit. It blows out very cold air but does an inadequate job of cooling the room which is fairly small. Not happy.
1865796
Mine gets very warm/hot, but I can still touch it. I only run my vac for about 10 min at a time.
367414
This dryer does not get hot. It has 2 speeds; high and low velocity. After running it for some time it gets only slightly warm. It is the air velocity that does the drying job. I also use for dislodging the loose winter hair coat on my Siberian Husky. She actually loves it now that she is used to it - way better than brushing out the coat.
2004032
All dehumidifiers release warm air. I don't class it as hot air. This action is a part of the process of extracting water from the air. The amount of warm air is not sufficient to be of concern.
1714154
it's only a fan. It will blow whatever temperature air from the area you place it in. The movement of air will feel cooler then stationary air.
1471120
the unit has a fan, it is forced air. The very best electric space heater I have found.
401725
No, this unit doesn't cool. The fan blows and osculates the warm air around the room, but does not cool.
213882
The housing doesn't really get hot, but the unit should be suspended slightly above the floor to direct heat where it is needed. IR light does not heat the air, but will heat objects within the line of sight several feet away. Heat Storm makes a "roll cage" for floor use of this light.