Box fan with intake hose?

[SmellsFeeshy]

[quote=afx114]
I have a feeling that reviews on portable AC units will vary greatly depending on many variables. For example, a person trying to cool a 200sq ft room in 90 degree San Diego will undoubtedly write mich higher reviews than a person trying to cool a 500sq ft room in 105 degree Texas using the same unit.[/quote]

That’s true. Other factors include the height of the ceiling, how many windows there are, whether or not the room is in direct sunlight, etc. I guess the only way to really find out is to try it out. Unfortunately it’s hard to find any local place that has a decent selection of portable AC units and returning something that heavy by mail definitely isn’t going to be cheap.

I’m curious to know how well the dual hose vs. single hose units perform. Mine is a single hose and I sometimes wonder if I should have gone with a dual hose unit. Especially if I wanted to just use the fan to suck in cold outside air (as I was originally asking about in this thread) having an intake hose would have been nice.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

“Hose to just use the fan to suck in cold ”

Make one, who knows maybe you could market it.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

“Hose to just use the fan to suck in cold ”

Make one, who knows maybe you could market it.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

“Hose to just use the fan to suck in cold ”

Make one, who knows maybe you could market it.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

“Hose to just use the fan to suck in cold ”

Make one, who knows maybe you could market it.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

“Hose to just use the fan to suck in cold ”

Make one, who knows maybe you could market it.

[CA renter]

[quote=svelte]I had a gf who did that, norcal. Box fan on high.

Worked well during summer, but as we became addicted to the white noise, having a fan on high made our room like an ice box when winter rolled around.[/quote]

Hate to admit this, but I use a loud standing fan on high, plus a loud ceiling fan, and the TV…all year ’round, due to insomnia. We’re hot-blooded, so the fans work for us. We can always add more blankets in the winter, if necessary.

Mr. CAR is an exceptionally gracious and tolerant soul. It can’t be fun being married to someone with sleeping disorders.

[CA renter]

[quote=svelte]I had a gf who did that, norcal. Box fan on high.

Worked well during summer, but as we became addicted to the white noise, having a fan on high made our room like an ice box when winter rolled around.[/quote]

Hate to admit this, but I use a loud standing fan on high, plus a loud ceiling fan, and the TV…all year ’round, due to insomnia. We’re hot-blooded, so the fans work for us. We can always add more blankets in the winter, if necessary.

Mr. CAR is an exceptionally gracious and tolerant soul. It can’t be fun being married to someone with sleeping disorders.

[CA renter]

[quote=svelte]I had a gf who did that, norcal. Box fan on high.

Worked well during summer, but as we became addicted to the white noise, having a fan on high made our room like an ice box when winter rolled around.[/quote]

Hate to admit this, but I use a loud standing fan on high, plus a loud ceiling fan, and the TV…all year ’round, due to insomnia. We’re hot-blooded, so the fans work for us. We can always add more blankets in the winter, if necessary.

Mr. CAR is an exceptionally gracious and tolerant soul. It can’t be fun being married to someone with sleeping disorders.

[CA renter]

[quote=svelte]I had a gf who did that, norcal. Box fan on high.

Worked well during summer, but as we became addicted to the white noise, having a fan on high made our room like an ice box when winter rolled around.[/quote]

Hate to admit this, but I use a loud standing fan on high, plus a loud ceiling fan, and the TV…all year ’round, due to insomnia. We’re hot-blooded, so the fans work for us. We can always add more blankets in the winter, if necessary.

Mr. CAR is an exceptionally gracious and tolerant soul. It can’t be fun being married to someone with sleeping disorders.

[CA renter]

[quote=svelte]I had a gf who did that, norcal. Box fan on high.

Worked well during summer, but as we became addicted to the white noise, having a fan on high made our room like an ice box when winter rolled around.[/quote]

Hate to admit this, but I use a loud standing fan on high, plus a loud ceiling fan, and the TV…all year ’round, due to insomnia. We’re hot-blooded, so the fans work for us. We can always add more blankets in the winter, if necessary.

Mr. CAR is an exceptionally gracious and tolerant soul. It can’t be fun being married to someone with sleeping disorders.

[zk]

CA renter, It couldn’t hurt to learn to meditate (if you haven’t already). It could very well help (or even eventually cure) your insomnia. But even if it doesn’t, it’s good for your general relaxation level and sense of well being.

[zk]

CA renter, It couldn’t hurt to learn to meditate (if you haven’t already). It could very well help (or even eventually cure) your insomnia. But even if it doesn’t, it’s good for your general relaxation level and sense of well being.

[zk]

CA renter, It couldn’t hurt to learn to meditate (if you haven’t already). It could very well help (or even eventually cure) your insomnia. But even if it doesn’t, it’s good for your general relaxation level and sense of well being.

[zk]

CA renter, It couldn’t hurt to learn to meditate (if you haven’t already). It could very well help (or even eventually cure) your insomnia. But even if it doesn’t, it’s good for your general relaxation level and sense of well being.

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