Hi, would you recommend this fan to the beach?
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The only issue for the beach would be the weight. 8 'D' batteries are pretty heavy. But it folds up nicely and is super portable so I'd say yes, if you don't mind the extra weight.
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I wouldn't necessarily recommend using this fan outdoors. It's not a very heavy duty fan to start with and is very cheaply constructed so I wouldn't use it outside.
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By and large it is quite cool unless it is very hot. I usually put a fan on and it is not so bad. Hope this helps.
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While it may be what you're looking for, I wouldn't recommend it. This fan is not weatherproof and is also not sealed. It would allow both bugs and airflow to come in through the gaps even when it's not running. Plus many exterior walls are too thick for this fans maximum thickness setting. Good luck though.
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I didn't use it at the beach but it moves enough air to be helpful. Just remember it's heavy with all the batteries so you need a stable place to put it.
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I own 2 of these fans and installed both of them fairly easy. I don't think it's rated for outdoor use but I don't see why you couldn't be. So far they have been great fans
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The power cable is fairly robust and well-insulated, but I would be worried about water getting into the speed control if it rains. As other have said, if the fan is used in an outdoor area that is covered then you should be okay.
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I am very happy with mine for those purposes. The nice part is that you don't have to have the fan blowing right on you. It can be facing any direction and you feel a comfy flow of air without being annoyed by a blast. I got 2 on sale and love them. For that size room, you will be fine with the small one.
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Since it has a motor in it that attaches to a car outlet, or, when inside, to an electrical outlet, it is heavier than most coolers. Also, there is venting on the side of the cooler to reduce the heat from the motor. I do not think you want to take this to a beach where there is sand.
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I haven't taken it to the beach yet. I know indoors it is very loud but depending on weather and crowds you may need a couple of them just to be sure.
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It is ridiculously light; it will blow away in a gentle breeze and if it's well anchored it will blow away in a stiff wind. I don't think I would take it to the seashore.
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The fan is fairly powerful, I would think in a bathroom it would be quite sufficient.I used it continuously for a little over a year, then it died, out of warranty however.
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I only use it outdoors and the reason I bought it. But, if I were to purchase another outdoor mister I would get a rotating upright fan. This will cool only one person and you need to be close to it so you can get wet.
1945690
if you want it to have a longer lifetime, yes. I only have 2 and I still use a fan. I highly reccomend it.
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It would help keep a any off the sand, but the mesh and opening would allow plenty of air circulation. I think this would be perfect for the beach. It's a well built little tent.
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It should be fine the breeze should move through with no problems. I'm going to be doing exactly that camping on the beach in about a month so will know better when I return.
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We use it on outside on our deck. With the usual outdoor noises, we have never noticed any fan noise. Fan is attractive and we like it.