🌀 DeLonghi America Portable Evaporative Cooler - White Review

I use it to cool a small work area in my rooftop garage. The exhaust air temperature is approximately 8 degrees lower than the room temperature (measured with a Kestrel professional weather instrument). This means that if the attic is 85 degrees, the exhaust air temperature is 77 degrees, a very pleasant difference. With only 60 watts of power required (significantly less power than an air conditioner, which makes a difference since my house runs on photovoltaic solar panels), this is an…

For the first month, the DeLonghi America portable evaporative cooler seemed to work great in our space. We did our homework and found the evaporative cooler suitable for our area and were glad to have a good cooling fan. However, in the 2nd month we noticed that the fan became weaker and less cool. From the 3rd month, the evaporative cooler began to drip onto the floor from time to time. We thought maybe we overfilled the tank or didn't clean the filters. But after using it again and doing…

This is a review of DeLonghi America's portable evaporative cooler. We have air conditioning in our house because I'm a wimp. We live in Southern California and it can get hot. My family in Austin, Texas, makes fun of me for calling our weather "hot," but we still get hot days even though it's not muggy most of the time. wasn't satisfied with anyone. Some of them were quite expensive (Dyson) and looked great, but unfortunately they worked well as fans but not coolers. It does cool, but don't…