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  • mike55

    in your hand 😁

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  • select-fire

    Nice

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  • Mr. Perfect

    If by "works" you mean it sprays water every where, yes, it appears to.

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  • diver-rig
    Mr. Perfect: 31513160148763/comments/31513160780827

    If by "works" you mean it sprays water every where, yes, it appears to.

    Ahhh, you're confusing spraying water everywhere, with tinsel stapled to the top.


    Easy mistake

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  • Mr. Perfect
    diver-rig: 31513160148763/comments/31513160949915

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11276931#Comment_11276931

    Ahhh, you're confusing spraying water everywhere, with tinsel stapled to the top.

    Easy mistake

    Weird.

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  • redneckandy

    Is anyone gonna tell him the ice costs more than the electricity to run an actual ac unit??

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  • BobJudy

    Is the ice in containers, or are they adding a bunch of humidity to the air? I would prefer a dry 80° to a humid 75°. But to each their own. I suppose someplace like the western states that have almost no humidity, adding some would be good. Here in Michigan, not so much. Bob

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  • cbxjeff

    That sure wouldn't work in Indiana - NM or AZ probably.

    😀

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  • Ditch-Runner


    points for DIY and effort

    but I will only add same basic idea been around for decades and I am sure there is countless versions of a fan with water / ice being circulated in front of it .

    as for the tinsels where I use to work they would have strings attached to some vents in whinner areas to prove air was circulating LOL

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  • mogley98

    Nice but BTU's is BTU's in a HVAC system you move BTU's from one place to another.

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  • NeoBlackdog

    Regular ice or dry ice?

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  • Mr. Perfect
    @...: 31513160148763/comments/

    I can't get over the tinsel. What exactly is that for?

    It slows the movement of the air down to make the fan less effective.

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  • RobOz

    I remember as a kid Sears dept store would have some of the display AC window units blowing with tinsel attached to them.

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  • Toolman286

    Our lower/walkout level is always cooler in the summer & warmer in the winter (thanks to a wood stove.) So I cut a hole in the bottom of the main floor air return & installed a vent. When I want cool or warm air to the main floor, I open the vent & put it air handler fan on circulate.

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