Makes the job of acclimating easy. NOTE if you intend on introducing more than ...
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Makes the job of acclimating easy. NOTE if you intend on introducing more than one species to a tank at a time buy mor of these  to make the job easier.
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I purchased this item for use while replacing an attic floor. The space has limited areas where standing upright is possible, plus roofing nails are exposed across the entire ceiling. With average temperatures of 100 degrees or more, fatigue sets-in fairly quickly. There have been a number of times when, after working in a bent over postion for some time, I thought I'd cleared the last rafter prior to standing upright. Not so much. The Bump Cap has saved me from some really hard smacks to the head. It's also saved me from numerous nail pokes when I've been in some really cramped parts of the attic.
Even though I've been working in 100+ degree temperatures, the Cap hasn't felt like it exacerbates the negative effects of the tough environment. And that's been a really nice surprise. Because, while I was resigned to the fact I needed head protection for this project, I really wasn't looking forward to wearing something that I assumed was only going to make matters worse, temperature-wise. Thanks for an excellent product--one that's no doubt saved some brain cells I didn't particularly need to lose.
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does a great job stretching out boots for initial break-in period, keeps the shape, smells nice, and eliminates moisture.
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Our daughter got a small aquarium as a gift and I was pretty uncertain how to care for it. The API startup kit + this monthly care kit makes it easy for aquarium newbies to ease into fishkeeping without any guessing or stress. This is a bit spendy for monthly use, and I'm sure with experience we'll better learn how to do all this ourselves (which products are actually essential--plus, buying the full sizes products and using an amount suited to the small size seems more cost-effective and efficient than using an "up to 10 gallons" portion), but for the person just getting started (or for the lazy/impatient person), this gives you confidence and convenience.
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Very easy to set up:
*Pull out the filter
*Unwrap the cartridge
*Slide back in
*Plug it in
*Turn it on

I tried it in an enclosed area about 250 s.f. overnight.
It puts off a slight "odor" but not offensive. Maybe it's just the smell of clean air.

Since (mid-August) it is not high allergy season, I can't comment on how well it purifies but does seem to operate as described.

The lights are a little bright (for a bedroom during the night)and the motor is audible on auto/low, but that was not a problem.

The AeraMax is an attractive, fairly compact unit that is stylish and well made.

I have no doubts this unit will be effective during allergy season.
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Easy to stow in small places where moisture stays.  "Charged" unit lasts
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Brand new user here seems to be a powerful unit for supplemental heat and gives off a cheery atmosphere when in use.
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We got this air cleaner to replace a much simpler air purifier and can definitely notice the difference. Most important is the automatic functionality - you can set this thing to run and it will automatically adjust based on what is in the air. When there is any kind of odor it will kick into a slightly higher filtration mode and neutralize it fairly quickly. Its default mode is almost silent, which is nice during the day to forget that it is there.

However, we also use it as a white noise machine at night so it's nice to be able to override the automatic function and turn it up to middle power at night so that it can serve a dual purpose. The screen is easy to read and to understand and the remote control (which comes with an adhesive holder) makes it easy to turn on and off (or up and down) from a distance (for instance, you don't have to get out of bed to change the level it runs at).

It is a fairly big unit so you need a big space to make full use of it. Our bedroom is about 450 square feet so it works perfectly for us but might be overkill in a smaller room. The set-up is straightforward - there are some plastic pieces to remove and then you're ready to go. We haven't had to replace the filter yet but that seems fairly straightforward too as it all comes out as one piece.
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I was curious about sit-stand desks, but not crazy enough to spend thousands of dollars on one.  This in my mind is a much more sensical approach if you do most of your work on the computer.  It's easy to install and will bold onto your existing desk.  You do need a socket wrench to adjust the tension for your monitor weight.  After that, all you have to do is push the station up or down to change between sitting or standing.  It's stable enough to support typing, but using the mouse will cause some wobble.  I wish the keyboard tray was a bit larger since my ergonomic keyboard doesn't quiet fit and overlaps the mouse tray a bit.

Overall I'm rather pleased with it.  I wouldn't call it life changing, but being able to stand while working is kinda nice.  I probably stand for an hour or so in 15 minute stints throughout the day.  Helps me stay energized and focused, and I'm told it's healthier for you, but that's about it.
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Awesome for acclimating fish & inverts. The bag hangs inside the tank keeping water temperatures steady & then there's a drip system which acclimate water. It's simple & y can't beat the price!
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Was looking for an alternative to running the air conditioning all summer long.  Has multiple settings to provide the optimal environment.
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We just moved into a new house with a lot of surrounding trees and it is fall.  This has paid for itself 10x over.  Started up with no problems, has cruise control feature so you don't need to keep the trigger pulled all the time, and goes for a long time on one tank.  It isn't too noisy either (for a 2-stroke motor).

I havent' tried the vac/mulch option but actually plan to this afternoon.  I've got moved a few thousand cubic feet of leaves with this thing over the last week or so (could fill an inground pool, easily) and now have to compost/mulch it so it takes up less space.  Looks like you just put the tube on what serves as the intake on the blower function.  Hopefully it won't get messed up.

I like it, it does the job, didn't cost a fortune and is a huge time saver.
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A very well-designed unit.  I needed something that would cut down on the musty smell that develops in summer in my two-story 1800-sq-ft townhouse.  The unit quickly cuts the humidity to the mid-50s upstairs, where I use it in a hallway near the bedrooms, then slows down as the air from downstairs circulates up.  I operate it at high fan speed, which generates a surprisingly pleasant white noise.  Only drawback is that the unit does generate a fair amount of heat from the exhaust fan.  But I guess that's just a measure of how effectively it's doing its job.  I considered buying a 30 or 50 pint unit, but I'm glad I went for the 70 because I don't think the others would make much of a dent when trying to dry out entire floors.
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for those with ovens with "approximate temperature" proclivities this provides assurance when roasting or baking
plus it is inexpensive
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I tried to find out how many grow mats this thermostat could control but there were no electrical ratings online . I wanted to control 4 small grow mats and did not know how many watts /amps it could handle. Once received the limits were on the nameplate of the product itself and by doing a little math I determined the thermostat could easily handle my 4 heat mats.
  The instructions were clearly written, fairly easy to use .  It has an LED display which is difficult to read in a sunny environment so an LCD display would be better I think.  To have it control more than 1 mat required adding a short extension with a multi outlet end on it.
  I have had it running about a week and so far all is well.  It comes with a soil probe that you stick in the soil or it can also be used as to measure the air temperature .  A more in depth description online with maximum watts/amps would have been helpful .  It seems well constructed, water resistant but not waterproof.  It was delivered very quickly.
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This air conditioning unit works great for cooling smaller spaces, as far as a bare-bones cheaper air conditioner goes.  There are no fancy bells and whistles here but it gets the job done.  It's hefty for a small unit but was fairly easy to install in our kitchen window - a coordinated strong person could manage it on their own, but I opted to balance the air conditioner while hubby installed the screws.  Expandable side panels help cut down on air leaks but I strongly suggest supplementing around your window with foam panels and inserts as needed to help cut down on wasted energy/air loss.  This isn't the most quiet unit, but in the kitchen I don't mind it.  If you're installing it someplace where you want quiet then you might want to consider investing in a pricier model that will be quieter.  We did find that the more secure you install it, the quieter it is - my husband added some wood wedges at the top of the window to help secure and hold everything in place and the air conditioner was definitely quieter once it that was done, just that extra bit of stabilization made a big difference.

The controls are manual and very simple - one dial is your on/off, and you can choose from fan hi/low or cooling hi/low.  I'm a little disappointed that there isn't a 'medium' setting, as there are times that hi seems a bit too cold, and low isn't cold enough.  The other dial is to adjust the thermostat.  The air vent at the top is adjustable for height and direction.

Overall it's a good, sturdy unit and it works well for the area we have it in - even when I've been running the oven and dishwasher and warming the kitchen up, the air conditioner does a good job of keeping things very cool when I have it cranked up on high.
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I'm a very heat-sensitive individual, and the Texas summers - blazing hot and suffocatingly humid - have long been a dreaded season for me. But the Chill Pal has come to the rescue, allowing me to, in under 3 minutes, have an ice-cold blanket to wrap around my neck or drape across my back for even faster cooling. With just a cup of refrigerated water, the Chill Pal goes from stiff to sopping and startlingly cold. It's become my go-to tool for cooling off during the endless scorching afternoons. I really and truly have nothing bad to say about the Chill Pal - it does get a bit funky after a few days of wear, but it's a breeze to toss in the washer and it air dries in no time flat, then you're good to go again. I really wish I'd found out about it sooner, but it's now going to be with me for every summer until I wear it to bits. And then I'll get another one.