There was a full-page ad for this in my local newspaper.
It is made in China and is supposed to use very little electricity and blasts out ice-cooled air. Sells for around $228.
The unit looks like a tall heater and can be rolled room-to-room.
No windows, vents, or freon is required.
How anyone used this and if so, what are your thoughts?
Thanks.
Link:
Google "cool+surge+scam" yields over three million hits.
Good grief, it sounds like that ring you freeze and pop over a fan after you've frozen it. I've often wondered how that works, since the ice would melt quickly. LOL
Cheri
I've wondered about put a fridge in the wall, so the heat dumps out of the building. Of course, it would not work properly in the winter.
It is close to a perpetual motion machine, but it has to actually add heat along the way from the mechanical devices moving the heat energy around.
Get a real AC that removes the heat from one place and puts it into the outdoors, not in another room of the same house.
flip it around and run it backwards.
A device like a fridge placedin a wall (or window) so that the "heat dumps outside" is called an air condioner!
A device like a fridge placedin a wall (or window) so that the "heat dumps outside" is called an air condioner!
Only if you leave the door open.Till then it is a fridge waiting to die.
replying to Edwin Pawlowski, Tex wrote: Yeah, but the fridge usually isn't in the room you are attempting to cool. I freeze gel packs to put on my forehead when I have a headache. That the fridge creates heat does not negate the cooling to my forehead.
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