You'd do best to put it somewhere to air out for a ...
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The smell will take awhile to disappear -- about 10 days for me -- so be aware.  You'd do best to put it somewhere to air out for a week or two.  It's very rubbery-plastic pungent.  Not sure why manufacturer does not air these out before shipping.  But, as an actual bath mat this is very good.  It stays in place and protects you from slipping.  Looks nice.  I recommend a darker color which will not stain or show mildew, etc.
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Air is not holding properly, even if you blow full before closing some air is released so it is not firm.
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If you want to feel any air from it be prepared to let your face sit in the hole the whole time. Otherwise it is almost useless. It is super cute though.
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Overall, a nice product.  I would make one suggestion to the manufacturer:  to turn the fans around; or provide a switch to reverse fan direction.  To conveniently see the temp, the unit should be on the front of the rack, and since airflow on a server rack is generally intended to move from front to back, it is best if the fans blow air into the rack, not out.  There are 16 screws front and back for the fans themselves and 6 small screws on the case itself.  Be cautious not to over-tighten the screws for the fans, they are easy to strip.  The screws on the case are small, and I did have to remove one with a left handed drill bit, because the head stripped on the screw.  Once the fans were turned around, it dropped my intake temps from the high 80s to the low-mid 70s, removing the hot-spot at the top of the rack, which was great for my top of rack switches.
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I did not expect to have the item inflated while I was in it.  Having a battery run airflow all the time it is being worn is not comfortable or practical, nor does it look as inflated as the picture.  I wanted to use it in a play and it is totally impractical - but - it can be stuffed with bubble wrap and work pretty well.
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We got this as a shower gift and used it once the little one was able to sit up alone. It was a bit difficult to get inflated but once we did, it was great. We only had to occasionally put more air in it. And while we only used it inside, I can see where this would be great poolside or at the beach. It'll be easier to blow up with an electric pump but if you go that route, be careful!
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I have this in my dining room, behind a chest, on a wall vent. I positioned it to bring the air up and out the top, over the chest and this works. No, I can't say it is ideal and you do have to tape it in position, and tape the extenders in position but it works a lot better than having that vent closed. I am now ready to buy another one for my guest bedroom.
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I purchased this for a purpose other than rocket launching.  Since the bellows is large, it puts out a good amount of air.
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Needs air to work correctly.  Put off a good amount of heat though.
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I bought it to remotely air up an inner tube, that is used to float one end of a shore station during installation and removal.
It works, but does not allow much air to flow. I ended up not using it, because I was not sure it was actually putting air into the tube.
It would probably work fine for access to an undermount spare tire to check air pressure and for adding a little air. Just too slow for the purpose I intended.
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Puts out at LOT of air.  Keep them in every room for when it's so hot the AC isn't enough.
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cools the air just enough to sleep , like it says its best to sit right in front of it , but at least i am not sweating anymore. If you cant use a window unit and cant afford a portable a/c , then this is for you, stock up on ice.
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wow,,, you better have the lung power to push it, but if you DO, it is the best...
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nice design does the job of applying a very light dust.  I suspect the smoggy air we breathe in Southern California will eat the rubber within a couple of years, so I don't expect it will last.  But I'm keeping it in a baggie with some green bags of smog-eating catalyst, in case that helps.  I saw reviews saying it should be used upside down, but its not clear which is the up and which the down.  It seems to work either way, but I believe you want an air space at the pointy end, so compressing the bellows makes a puff of "smoke" and not a jet of dust.  Practice in the garage was a good tip.

I made a mixture of boric acid (stronger than Borax and less noticed by pest insects) with diatomaceous earth.  This should kill grooming insects like roaches and ants, as well as sucking insects which I don't think I have.  It works on ants and roaches.
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It doesn't have a lot of power but it will create enough of a small breeze to help cool you down a little.
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A good product for a simplified way to aerate.  I wouldn't want to try a very large area with it and it would be nice if the nails were slightly thicker for a bigger hole.  It's a little time consuming to assemble but definitely not difficult.  It's made of quality parts.
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Location of the antenna is key. Move it around and experiment for best results.