Portable Air Conditioner, Personal Cooler Fan, 3 in 1 Evaporative With Large Capacity Water Tank, Quiet Mini Conditioner Desk Cooling Fan for Home, Bedroom, Travel, and Office

Cool solution for warm sunny days and can be carried anywhere to use.

love that i can put ice in it. works quite well.

The device isn't practical.It's much louder than it makes out on higher settings.If you put ice in the bottom the filter won't fit in properly and the material of the filter (foam) does not absorb colder water and so the air fanned out comes out room temperature; which - if hot - will not really make you much cooler.I would NOT recommend this device compared to say - the JML cooler - which is only £5 more expensive - much more worth the cost compared to this device.

Although there’s nothing extremely wrong with this product, but first of all, it doesn’t give you a cold wind it just works as a fan and it’s not a AC. It should’ve been classified as a fan.

Sounds like a good idea but it just doesn't do what it claims to do. I filled mine with ice water, with lots of ice cubes and set it running on full blast. The air blown out isn't at all cold and the little fan is incredibly noisy on full speed. Even on lowest speed it's too noisy to have on while listening to music or watching TV at a sensible volume. By comparison, my large pedestal fan produces a fraction of the noise to shift more air.As others have mentioned, it's not rechargeable so needs constant power connection (to be fair, you would need a serious battery to keep this running for any length of time, and what the world doesn't need is more lithium batteries), and there is no timer to turn itself off in the night (you could, of course, use your own power timer).My advice would be not to waste your money on a heap of plastic that will end up in landfill. If you can't afford proper AC just get a decent large fan. They're tried and tested, they're simple technology and they just work at creating a good breeze to blow off the heat from your body. A fan can be directed to your bed at night, will produce a gentle (by comparison) white noise, and won't increase the humidity in the room—the last thing you need on a hot night.

As a fan it's quite goodBut not air con ..very misleading but does help to cool the room a little (but not air con)

A pathetic device that needs connecting to a mains USB outlet or a power bank before it will work – there is no built-in battery. There is also no timer so you cannot control the usage without getting out of bed and pressing the off button. The USB power requirement is 5v-2 amp - who still has one of those?The instruction say that using a more powerful USB supply may cause the motor to malfunction and cause performance degradation.It is noisy when on high speed, which is the only effective mode of operation, so leaving it on at night is not a good option. It's poor value for money, I cannot recommend it.

It works ok but it leaks water everywhere

I was looking for a finer mesh organic cheesecloth than what I purchased at my local Fresh Thyme. This was it! I make natural balms and salves with wild foraged and bulk herbs and need to filter out the herbs after making the infusions. This cheesecloth works great and is sturdy and I could see it being reusable (unfortunately I can't do that as I am producing products to sell). Great. Love it! And it came with a lot of cheesecloth. A way better value than store bought.

I use the for plant room leds and they are wonderful. I tried to make something else and it was simply a waste of time. Definitely worth the money!

Works

This is really good cheesecloth! It's easy to work with and was a great price. I've used it to make spice bags, strain liquids into funnels, and cover a jar of kvass during primary fermentation. It held up well during all this and got the job done!

Needed to build a custom DIY light rack for my grow tent because I already had 6 T8 4ft bulbs and didn't want to invest in one of those already made spyderfarmers of the like. So with a few cuts on a couple of PVC pipes and some zip ties I was ready with my rack.But how to mount it so that I could easily raise and lower it as needed? Answer? With THESE! I've tried many other methods but wanted something simple. I attached two of these to my DIY light rack and haven't looked back. So simple but yet so perfect. Now... what to do with the other 4 of them?