Very cool! Glad that I could help. 🍻 -Hg

Thanks for the support, Eye B. Dam. ;-) -Hg

Glad that you found it helpful, Neil. Thanks for your continued support! -Hg

Good info. Thanks for sharing, Russell. 👍 -Hg

@@CoachHelder You're welcome!

It's certainly a welcomed addition. Thank you for your feedback and support, Mara! -Hg

Thank you, I appreciate your support! 🍻 -Hg

Yes, I have seen small aircoolers that operate similarly. I appreciate your support!

Thank you! -Hg

Hello Bryan, it doesn't affect the temperature much at all. I keep a window or side door open for more ventilation. For me, it has performed incredibly well in an outdoor setting. During these blistering summer days that are intolerable as far as the heat, this fan has come to the rescue and kept us comfortable on our outside patio. Instead of being stuck inside during the heatwave, we are able to keep enjoying the outdoors. Summers are short and this fan certainly allows us to enjoy a bit more of the summer months, while we can. -Hg

Thank you, Gilberto! In the winter, I empty it and put it in my garage. In the summer months, I use it frequently so I fill it daily. -Hg

Question Coach, are you able to keep hose pressure on while in use when unit turned off?

I fill it up manually through the hole on top when needed. I haven't needed to continually fill it for my daily use and my outdoor faucet is relatively far from where I stage my unit. Sorry that I cannot be much help on that issue. -Hg

Hello Johnny, when you turn on the cool feature, is the water trickling down the sides, saturating the honeycombs? It also works best with 60% or less humidity. -Hg

There are tons of factors. It depends on the weather, type of ice and the comfort level that you prefer. -Hg

It sounds like the hose may be disconnected. -Hg

It's very cool, works great, but as loud as a freight train! ;-) -Hg

He's a happy pup. The weather is changing and every so often, I see him completely, laid out, in front of the air cooler. Everybody wins with this new addition! ;-) -Hg

Hello Aryan, I am not familiar with the other Honeywell models, only this one. The fan is mounted in the tower. The honeycombs that get saturated with the water, are easy to get to and replace. With bad water quality, you may have to replace them more often. My family definitely enjoys this fan and we have gotten a lot of use out of it; both indoors and outdoors. Good luck. -Hg

@@CoachHelder Thanks man. If you don't mind, could you please somehow share a small clip ( like KZfaq shorts ) or some images from inside PLEASE. I am asking this from you because no one, literally no one has made any video, review on this air cooler or has given any physical overview other than you. YOU CAN CHECK IT OUT YOURSELVES. And i believe I'm better off using an aspen pad ( wood wool )based cooler then. Thank you for reverting back.

You are welcome, Aryan. To be honest, I have a lot of projects on my plate so I do not have time to make another video for this Honeywell. Have you checked the Honeywell website for more specs and pictures? -Hg

@@CoachHelder Never mind Coach, I got the info I wanted from the company itself. I asked them the details via whatsapp and they shared. Thanks anyways and take care!!

Great to hear! -Hg

It still running great, Austin. It's been a savior this season with the sweltering heat. 🍻 -Hg

We had it running all day yesterday. The temp got to 91 degrees here in Jersey. I filled it with water, plugged it in and it started right up as expected. No complaints at all, works as well as it did on day 1. -Hg

I hope to, one day.

Hello Saif, there is a blog post link in the description. It will have all the detailed specifications.That should give you all the info that you need. -Hg

I know... I'm working on it. -Hg