Arctic Air Pure Chill MAX!- Does This Thing Really Work?
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About 5 or 6 years ago the walmart I work in started carrying these, 99% of the ones we sold came back in less than a week, they do not really work. As someone else pointed out, the filters tend to grow mold and you wind up spraying mold everywhere with this thing, not a good thing if you are using it in a humid area. This thing is a glorified humidifier.
Yes! Was about to say the same thing. I work at Walmart in claims and we get so many returned! Such a waste.
so is this why it says, DO NOT RETURN TO STORE?? Because the item still wants to be carried by the store? But we can really return it to the store? Walmart is usually fairly good about returns, but if I can't return an item, I'm not going to purchase it. There is a South African AC that you make yourself from a styrofoam cooler a plastic pipe and a small fan, you fill the cooler with ice and put the fan blowing IN and a pipe sticking OUT, which will blow cool air on you. Much cheaper and easier to clean!
These are mini swamp coolers. They do not work if the humidity is over 50%. They are mean for dry heat areas.
yuuup i worked at a pharmacy that sold these and they would always get returned.
Ok we don't have air conditioning. It has been 90-100 here. Too hot to sleep. I have a cheaper version and yes it's just like a fan/ humidifier. I pointed it straight on me in bed. Just a fan. Big disappointment!
Fun fact, evaporative air coolers work best in dry climates. For people looking to get one in a humid climate, it won't do much for you since it works by adding humidity into the air.
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I’ve had mine for about two months and I love it! I haven’t had an issue with mold in the filter because I clean the filter weekly. But for the most part I don’t even freeze the filter. I just put ice and cold water in the water basin and it works just fine! Definitely worth the $40!
Yeah, mine is two years old and it doesn't grow mold. It isn't black anywhere. I do let it dry outside of the fan thing, so maybe that's why.
I actually owned one. The filters do grow mold pretty quick I guess it's because water is involved sometimes. Some have the option to turn the light off, but mine didn't. Not that it was a problem for me, but I know the option to have it be able to turn off would be good. Especially at night when one would like the room dark. I own the neck fan they make, and they seem to do pretty good
Yeah that’s why they tell you to wash the filter
I love to hear noise when I am sleeping. Also in New York some people don’t have air conditioners but I definitely have one. Thank you so much bunny
It's a swamp cooler, they're not good for rooms full of any electronics, and they need thorough washing and drying between uses or you spray mold and mildew everywhere.
Good point!
This. There are lots of DIY videos for swamp coolers and it also doesn’t work very well in humid climates
@@HumdrumCurio yea the only one that was ever worth it was this giant one that was like 5 feet high 4 feet across and it cooled the first floor of my uncles like 10,000 ft^2 warehouse
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In LA, i have neither a heater or air conditioner. I however do have this Arctic Air pointing at me as I type. Its basically a mini swamp cooler that works by air condensation. It's not going to cool a room, but it's better than a fan. Perfect for your personal space.
How do you live in LA without a/c? Yikes! I live in OC and have my a/c running sometimes even in the winter time. I am so sorry, that has to be so hard. It’s flipping hot in LA!
AC should be mandated by law in SoCal. That heat is wild.
We never had AC growing up but we for sure had a furnace! It would get so cold at night!!! (Lived in Whittier until I was 18)
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Yes in New York we use air conditioners if our houses don’t have central air and we use space heaters in if we don’t have central heating. So we have to accommodate for the heat in the summer (which is a humid, sticky, thick heat) and cold in the winter (it can get below 0° especially up by the lakes)
I think the cooler would be good if you weren’t feeling well, or if you were having menopausal hot flashes, but for cooling in general, no
My coworker and I made one of these out of a beer cooler and PVC pipe and a tiny little fan. We cut a hole in the top of the cooler put the little fan and that we cut out and then we place the PVC pipe with the curve in it. Then we fill the cooler with ice and water and plugged it in! We called it our redneck air conditioner and we used it for five years. It was awesome. And it cooled our entire office.
Swamp cooler!
Make a video !!! Let’s see this gem 💎
Ya, my bro in-law made me one from a bucket, pvc pipe & small fan, I’d put ice in it
I’m gonna need an ac this year since my room gets hot and now I have 2 bunnies I don’t want to overheat
Anyways, maybe I’ll try one of those again first
I got one of these as a review product and I took it on a trip to Wisconsin.. I was very happy with the product because it allowed me to have a refreshing sleep and not be in a stuffy room.. I will say however that it is basically a fan and a humidifier and I had a towel under it to collect all the water vapor, so the likelihood of mold is high if you would be continually using it.
In the 50s and 60s we had larger coolers like this. They were called evaporative coolers or swamp coolers. Basically they are fans that blow across water to cool the room. It did help in the Texas summers before central air was a thing.
Yes, i was totally thinking this sounded like a mini swamp cooler.
In Mexico they are very common still.
I live in California and we have a swamp cooler. We live near the beach and we don’t have AC in our apartment and the swamp cooler.
I remember when I found you videos years ago..it’s been at least 6 or 7 years and I used to be so obsessed with your videos in middle school now I’m 20 and life is harder than ever and I just thought I’d stop by to say hello and see how life has been treating you thank you for making videos of kids products when I was a child I got to experience them with you even if I never got to get them myself
There's a lot of old homes in the states and they usually have no AC because its very expensive to add to an old home, or people are just renting, or they don't want to destroy original architectural features in the home to add air conditioning. So usually window units or portable ac units are used but that can make the electric bill very expensive.
literally just get a window unit... far better
Good to hear your opinions and thoughts on this tv buy. I wouldn’t get it, doesn’t seem to be very effective. Thank you Bunny. 💚💚
I’m in Galveston. We have a few of those for hurricane season. I figure they’ll be better than nothing if we get hit with power outages. The ones we have are USB rechargeable and we keep a solar battery setup for power emergencies.
That's a good idea!! I'm in gtown County too.
@Boston Gal ours are rechargeable and we keep a solar/battery setup just for this purpose. Backup power is non-negotiable when you live in hurricane territory.
SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU REVIEWING THIS!!!! I have been wondering about this
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I have the 1st version of it and ive loved it. If you put it in a 10'× 10' room with the door closed it will actually cool the room fairly well. I use it on my vanity when im putting on make-up.
I’m so glad you did this!! I’ve always wanted to get one for the hot ms summers!
Years ago when I was a camp counselor, I had one of these and would use it in the cabin on hot nights and it definitely was helpful in cooling me down enough to sleep.
I'm in the UK and had one of these a few years back, the filter gets black and mouldy really fast and expensive to keep replacing. Don't know if it's any better now
I bought one here in the UK aswell years ago but it got packed away so I haven’t used it yet now I’m worried about trying it as I was apprehensive about getting it to begin with.
@@YoungDymisty it's not worth the effort to set it all up every time you want to use it. That enough made me stop using mine, it's no better than a fan in my opinion.
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This is the first time in month youtube puts one of your videos in my homepage and now I realized that i had my notifications deactivated.... Never clicked a video so fast!
These work by condensation, so they’re more effective in dryer climates. You should clean the filters with a bit of 3% peroxide to keep mold from forming.
But isn’t it ineffective then? Cause if you wanna cool down you need to bring down the humidity. The more humid the warmer it will feel. Thats why ac’s work much better cause they also dehumidify.
@@StijnNLDutch Not in dryer climates because the air isn’t saturated with water vapor, so the moisture being added to the air has a cooling effect. In humid climates, these things are useless.
They definitely do not work in dryer Climates either
Thanks Bunny 💜 we know lots of people in NY with no AC. We have window units no central AC for us. This would not cut it with our humidity at alll ugh
Orange County, CA here. We have a heater but have never had A/C. I have the arctic air. It takes the edge off a bit on our really hot days, but a basic window a/c unit or portable unit is much better if you don't have regular a/c.
I love how Kermit is just behind u Lol!
I've heard them called swamp coolers. What people say about dryer climes sounds right, bc this is going to up your humidity
I actually have a small one of these, but the size & shape of a large travel size mug
It came w round stacking ice packs to use inside, or you can just put ice in it,
It has a top that screws on w humidifying fan and you can add batteries or use usb charger
Doesn’t really cool an area, but can cool yourself off a bit when it’s hot (&it’s not very loud)
They had it at ocean state for $10 and when you bought it, they also gave you back a $10 gift card (so basically free)
I have had mine for 2 years now and i love it it does work its perfect for small rooms. Definitely put cold water on the filter then freeze it then pour water into it.
I use one of these in my bedroom because we don’t have central air and we get those few odd hot days before summer where it’s too soon to put the ac in the window, but too hot to just suck it up lol I bought an extra filter on Amazon so that I can use one and keep one in the freezer and swap them when needed and it’s been great! It’s def not going to cool down a large space though, I basically keep it pointed directly at me when I’m sleeping. I’ve had it about 4 years and haven’t had an issue with mold but I stay on top of cleaning the filters. Also I’m in NY state and most homes have ac where I am
In NY we do have AC! The summers, interestingly, can get hot (was 97 today, oy!). But don’t really use it much in the fall and winter. Some apartments dont come with it though, and you’ve gotta get a window unit.
I am in Kentucky and have used one of those both with water and without and I loved it!!
Thanks Bunny for continuing to make great reviews! I absolutely love your necklace! Where did you get it from??!
When we lived in Easter Colorado swamp coolers is all we used. But its really dry there. Here in kansas its to humid for it to work well
I feel like this is just a version of putting a bowl of ice in front of a fan to cool a room. I'd always heard about the ice, and fan thing but never had a reason to try it. My air conditioning was broken for like a day and a half last week, it was over ninety degrees outside, so I tried it with a bucket of ice. It worked to cool my bedroom surprisingly well.
Coolers like this work best in dry heat areas (here in Arizona!). They don't work in places with humidity. In fact, this is just a really really small swamp cooler (a lot of older houses here in Arizona use swamp coolers to cool their houses)
been watching your videos for like 10 plus years but i have never been THIS early lol
I'm from the UK - AC is only common in stores, malls and some public spaces (libraries etc). I recently moved to NYC, there's AC everywhere - thank god lol
I find that you posted this video hilarious. Two days ago me and my husband were traveling home, "over 500 mile drive". One of the hottest days. No air conditioner in my car, so I thought we would try a portable a.c. we bought the same thing at a target and a converter for the car so we could plug it in. Tried to fill it with ice water cuz we couldn't freeze the filter. I was sooo hopeful! It was no help we died the entire trip. Over 100° 10 hour drive.
I love the Arctic Air brand!!! I used it in college and it was so helpful in a dorm that was a desert 24/7
Went away in the motorhome last week. I suffer with heat intolerance and was struggling with the 27°c temps. My uncle had this or something similar and let me borrow it. It was surprisingly effective to rhe point of me getting goosebumps. And that was without freezing the filter. It made a huge different to me sat in the hot motorhome with the windows open, but it did have to be pointed at me to have any effect. The motorhome doesn't have air con.
I am so glad to still see your videos 😊😊
I’m in Colorado. Up in the mountains & literally no one around here has AC. I was so curious about this little gadget!
I sleep with one of these pointed at me and it is currently saving me from the worst of a California summer. They do make a wearable version and recently put out a deluxe version.
My daughter has something similar to this in her dorm room. While not as good as AC, it does work to some extent.
It is basically a mini swamp cooler. They work ok in dry environments but if it's humid it won't be very effective in cooling the air.
that shirt and necklace are so cute together
I got mine 2 years ago still working great best purchase I’ve made
It helped us a little during a hurricane last year when we were without power for a few days. I'm not saying it's as good as an air conditioner but when you don't have one it sure feels nice
I have an artic air in my room right now, just not the max. It runs pretty well for me I would say but your definitely not getting 10 hrs of run with 1 fill of water. The only thing is that it definitely has to be sorta close by for you to feel it.
greetings from italy 🤗 we call this part “penguin”. it is not air conditioning... but a mix of air conditioning and fan
we also had it extremely hot 39 degrees, tropical nights and for sixher 2 months... now a little "fresher" let's see i think that's not it yet!
I also know this part from advertising and almost ordered it because it is very small and very practical, consumes like a fan but also cools... thanks for the test 😅🌺 now I dare to order something like this next year
I have one. I fill the water compartment with ice cubes and then distilled water. It works if it is blowing right on me. It won't cool a room bit feels good blowing on me. It's not super quiet, though.
The difference between 70° F and 76° ☺
The lights are shining > 80° on her, yes girl that's a hot room!
we had one of these. its pretty cool without freezing the filter still. x much cooler than a fan as you said x
you also have to have it close by to you to get the best out of it. its more made for personal use rather than cooling a room down if you get me. x
I live in the UK going through a heatwave been eyeing of these up lol but didn't know if it worked so thankyou for this perfectly timed video 🤣💗
It's old school swamp cooler technique. Really only works well in dryer climates.
I bought one yrs ago for a hospital visit, good for a small space but the filters go mouldy quickly. If u can afford id but the bigger unit, much less faffy x
Oh I’m here for this! Finally a review on this I can trust!!!!
We bought these when our AC went out last summer, and they worked fantastically. Instead of freezing the filter, we put ice cubes in the top water tray. I did sleep with it on, and the nightlight and fan worked the entire night. Much better than a regular fan that only moves the air around.
My hubby and I have central AC for the summer months in upstate NY and then regular heating for the winter months. We have a cabin though and i’m thinking this would be perfect for up there for our doggies to cool off!
Thankyou so much for reviewing this Bunny 🐰 helped me out decide if I’m going to purchase one or not 👍🏻💞
In San Francisco the rental homes usually don’t have air conditioning and the same in Southern California along the coast, central California is 112-115 in summer at the hottest so we all have air conditioning here! But I’ve tried that little fan thing your testing and it’s not worth the trouble!
I can't wait until the weather gets cooler I can't stand this heat here where I live in Georgia. I have so many cute outfits to wear when it gets down to 60's degrees. I have a window air conditioner in my room and I have a small heater for me and my pug Noah when the weather gets really cold at night. It would be really good for you or your family if they owned an RV Motorhome or Travel Trailers RV and go out camping.
I had a version of that and i ran it all night and it cooled the room 3 degrees maybe. Also they act like a humidifier amd blew water through the vents...it was one of the first models that came out. I used it mostly for white noise at night. It died after 2yrs of use.
I never saw the infomercial or anything, but my husband bought this for me cause I always complain about how hot I am. 🤣 But we ended up bringing it with us on vacation and thank goodness we did because the AC in the cabin automatically turned off at night and it was SO HOT. With the ceiling fan on and with this "portable AC unit" running, it didn't make a difference. This thing just gets water everywhere and doesn't really cool. 🤣 It's just a wet fan if you sit in front of it.
“Fishy scented air”. Lol i love you BUNNY!!!!!!!
I live in Flagstaff, AZ (near the Grand Canyon) and for the most part, people don't have AC. Certainly not in most apartments and even at NAU, the dorms don't have AC. This is mostly because up until the last few years we haven't really needed it because it would get to the high 80s and only for a few days but Summers are getting hotter and more people are adding it to their pre-existing homes.
I have some other version of this I think? But all of them are the same idea, a teeny tiny swamp cooler. Mine has just a little flap on top that hinges open vs the whole thing coming off. I fill that part with ice and freeze the filter. It's not strong enough to cool a whole room in my opinion but it's enough to keep inside my bunk bed (the foot end and one side are against a wall and the head isn't very open so I kind of have a little cave) I've seen comments about mold, but I've never had an issue with that. I rinse my filter every day with super hot water, and if it's in the machine or freezer I keep it in open air. And mine cycles through the light colors automatically, that's the only mode it has. But I like the cycling and the light it just bright enough to see so I won't trip if I have to get up in the night but it's not too much that it forces me all the way awake like a regular light would do. Overall I like it :)
My husband and I bought one from Amazon (we live in south fl) 1000% does not work in the summer, unless you’re right in front of it. We use it when we go camping or the beach in our car. (Hatchbacks are the best cars! 😉☺️)
Edit: when I lived in northern Arizona they don’t have AC, mostly AC units.
Swamp coolers are what is used to cool homes in Southern California. They work really good 👍 I lived in the high desert for about ten years and never thought about needing an a/c.
Growing up in Upstate New York older homes do not have central air/heat. So pretty much in the summer you're dragging out window ac units and pulling them back out in the winter. Needless to say I'm spoiled with central air now in Tennessee 😂😂
I am so glad I looked at your channel because I never get notifications I've been wanting to buy one of these for like 4 months
New yet old technology…lol Remember the movie Good Morning Vietnam? Bowl of ice cubes with a fan behind it, blowing the cool air at you. 😉❤️
Where I'm at in Wa state most places don't have central air. Gotta buy a unit for the days where it is 80 and up. In all fairness we rly only get 2 or so mo ths of 90 degree weather. Past couple yrs we've have like a week or two of 100 degree weather tho. They set up "cooling stations" in public buildings sometimes.
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OK sooo, I have 2 of the artic air ultras. I will say this, it won't replace an air conditioner for sure. But! But but but, I have one on my side of the bed and my husband has one on his side of the bed. It works better for us than the desktop fan we also have. We just keep it clean and fill with fresh water. When you are just relaxing on the bed and reading or working or sleeping, it definitely keeps us cool. We live in Tennessee with a tin roof and it gets pretty warm in our area. (not like in Texas for sure) but it works for us
Native Californian here-most coastal towns (except for the warmer coastal towns like San Diego/Laguna Beach) don’t have air conditioning because the temperatures rarely get above 85 and at nighttime it cools off quickly. But everywhere else, AC is a given. CA also gets triple digit temps summers. Maybe not as hot as Texas, but still hot 🥵
In Oregon and parts of Washington state it’s very common for apartments to not have ac. In fact a couple years back we had a 3 day heatwave of 115 in Oregon it killed almost 100 people because not everyone has AC here. When it gets super hot like that they have to open up cooling centers here just so people have a place to go.
Here in Oregon I hear more homes have AC now that come standard, and that’s for about 80% of homes here approx. I don’t remember where I heard that though.
I live in southern Colorado and I have never seen a home here that has built in air conditioning (central air?!) We have to buy the portable air conditioners or the ones you install in the windows. I have one that's on wheels and I've never had one like this that actually works as good as the one I have now does. But days like today, it wasn't really doing as much as I wanted it to!! It was super hot today though. Prolly laughable compared to your guys temperatures, but for us folks, it was pretty hot! Now it's pouring rain yay!! Love you bunny. I hope all is well your way! Take care ma
Wow my mom would sie she loves her ac
My husband was given one of these from a friend's dad I think its a older model cuz it don't look like that but we like it we use it in our bedroom and also he has a fan going as well at night and it helps some or if I'm in the room messing with my tablet I have it on and i stay pretty cool 😊
It's like a miniature swamp cooler that are used in homes in desert climates.
Some apartments here in Arkansas don’t have central heat and air instead they have window units with a A/C in them. Luckily I live in a apartment with central heat and air. But 4 years ago I did live inside a apartment that had a window unit and it was in the living room it sucked so much because during the winter the window unit didn’t produce enough heat to heat up the entire apartment.
When I worked at burger king and they had me in the booth in the summer I would get 2 buckets off ice and I'd put it in front of my fan and it would get pretty cool in my booth, that's kinda like what this device reminds me of
I live in Upstate New York in Saratoga County. I don't have central air in my townhouse but I have a window air conditioner in my room and one in my niece's room. I also need a fan blowing on me all of the time! We just use a fan downstairs. This has been the hottest summer since I moved in 3 years ago.
I live in the Netherlands and it’s very rare for people to have air conditioning here. We’re having a really hot summer for Dutch standards so we’re definitely feeling that now 🥵
😁Thank you so much Bunny. I think that a bowl of ice sitting behind a fan would do about the same....Just saying What the heck do I know😵💫Love ya💋💔
upstate Ny'er here and yes we have air conditioners. central air is common or just regular window AC units. it gets HOT here too
Yes we have ac in New York but its mostly window units. Some big apartment buildings and I’m sure newer buildings have central ac but I’m in a super old building with just window units and my electric bills have been ridiculous this summer.
most of the UK doesn't have air conditioning but a ton of Canadians,myself included,don't have it either..but you can just put a bowl of ice infront of any cheap fan and it'll do the same thing as that but much quieter lol
Hiii I grew up in the Los Angeles area. Really no one has central AC that I knew. We were considered middle class and I don’t feel like we needed it! My nana put a window AC in the den when we were like teenagers lol but that’s it
Texas: it's been so hot this week. Over 100 degrees.
Arizona: Hold my tea.
Much love to ya, Bunny. We're all waiting for November.
I am in Washington state and we had 109 or higher for over a week. It typically gets that warm a couple of days in the summer but never for that many days in a row.
That is an EPIC bun
The arctic chill works as a personal air conditioner if you are in a pinch…..absolutely wouldn’t replace an air unit AND the ice filter melts and will leak. Make sure you put a towel down on whatever table you set it on!