Review on 🌬️ Lasko RB200 Rechargeable Battery Powered Indoor/Outdoor Fan, 17.24" Height, White by Helena Cheatham

A portable, rechargeable fan that's not a tiny desktop fan? Sign me up. We live outside of the city, in the south of the Persian Gulf. We're right in the middle of the NOAA heat recommendation, with a heat index between 105 and 110 degrees. And it's not like the dry heat I've experienced in the Southwest, where shade can bring some comfort. The humidity here is so high that you can sit in the steam bath. But recommendations for warmth or not, we still have something to work on on our land. That's where this amazing fan comes in. No more power cords. No more extension cords. Just grab the fan and take it to where you need it. It weighs about the same as a gallon of milk, making it easy to carry. And since you don't have to worry about cables, you can also place it anywhere you want. Stays cool and lasts long on a full charge (depending on fan speed). My wife's mother, who lives in another house on our property, requested it for the weekend. On Saturdays, she sells groceries at the local farmer's market. Even though we have a canopy tent, it's still terribly hot outside. So she asked to use this Sabbath. When she came back from the market, she said she ordered for herself. She just loved it. Everyone wanted to know where it came from as locals are not used to seeing such portable fans. Usually when crabs are simmering, someone just turns on one of those big industrial floor fans to try and cool people off. There is another unexpected benefit to using it. Helps against mosquitoes. If you live in the hot and humid South Bay where standing water is everywhere, you have to deal with mosquitoes. Mosquito control trucks drive through the outskirts of the city, spraying clouds of chemicals. However, they are not allowed to spray areas where they grow food or raise livestock. Thanks to our pond and standing water, mosquitoes are everywhere. With the help of a fan, this helps keep them away without the need for an off or cutter spray that leaves your clothes smelling weird. It's also great for pets to relax in the shade on the porch. Really helps scare off flying bloodsuckers instead of bothering our furry furries. Does the fan have disadvantages? No one. However, only two things make this deal more attractive. One of which would be if they included a second battery. It would be fantastic. We could get away with endless hours of use if we had a second pet-only fan. The other would be if the price was maybe thirty dollars cheaper if it only included a battery. Don't get me wrong, it's worth the asking price. But I just wish I could see it a little lower so more people can get it. Especially in our forest wilderness. My suggestion: take it. Add it to the cart, check it out. You will be beautiful and cool in just a few days. In addition, you can enjoy all the other benefits of such a portable fan. For example, freshly washed floors can be dried more quickly. A "cool down" station where everyone can take a break while they work. Drive away flying insects. And keep pets and kids a little cooler and more comfortable. So buying yours today could be the best investment you've made all year.