Metro Vacuum Crate Cooling CCF 1 Review

We love this fan, I bought 2 of these over 25 years ago. back to taking to dog shows to keep my obedience dog cool. I recently took them to a coursing competition with my current dog, 1 worked and 1 didn't. Not bad for so many years. old! So I quickly bought 2 more, I was so glad they were still available! But when something is as GOOD as these fans, I shouldn't be surprised, BIG fans!

Bought this to carry my dog in the car with my dog. It works, so from me 2. There is airflow, but it's enough to barely move the air, it's unlikely to really cool. The switch is on the side of the drawer so you have to take it off to turn it on, and the off position is in the middle of the three settings so you have to look at it to know it's off. Bad design. Unfortunately, there aren't many outboard fans out there, so there's no competition to force it to improve.

This little fan lasted over 50 hours on a single set of batteries when we drove over rough terrain. Is this the most powerful fan in the world? no It's small and battery operated. But we hung it on a cargo barrier and it did a great job of creating airflow into the cargo hold for our two German Shepherds and a Malinois when we were cruising cross country in the heat. The dogs stayed cool and comfortable and the fan was relatively quiet considering it was right next to my head. Excellent…

This summer I bought 4 of these for my dog cages, one died after 4 days, the other died after a few days. Two are still running, so it's possible they'll keep running. Battery life proved expensive. A set of "D” type batteries will last a maximum of one and a half to two nights. Buying a power supply is the way to go if you don't have a Duracell or energizer. My dogs prefer to sleep on the porch netting year round, we tried them indoors and they weren't happy. Your boxes bask in winners, but…

Worked great for my daughter's cat cage during county and state fairs. In the neighborhood we had access to an outlet, so I bought a ZJchao 3V 1A power adapter to 5.5/2.1mm DC power adapter, which made for a very good strong wind. For the national exhibition we had to use batteries. I accidentally left the fan on the night we left the cat house and it was still running in the morning, albeit with less pleasure. I put in new batteries and remembered to turn it off for the night and it worked…

I needed a battery operated fan that would somehow attach to or fit in my dog's small sherpa holdall (as shown in the pictures). After trying several other options that didn't work, I stumbled upon this one. It works great! It's quiet, has high and low settings, and fits in the rear side pocket of the carrier to keep my Pomeranian cool even on the hottest days and allow for better airflow (pet carriers can get very stuffy and airtight). dealing with yourself). My Pomeranian is definitely more…