Engines deserve fresh smelling air as well.

If this weeeeeere to work. Maybe in the cabin air filter?

Dude hangs dong air fresheners

That is why you attach a 6 inch long 1/4 inch wide piece of aluminum foil to the back of your mouse. Damned static electricity keeps crashing the database server.

I've been complemented on how the Maxima 927 that I burn smells!

Instructions unclear, air freshener installed in cylinder head.

I’m sure the biker behind them in traffic appreciates the coconut beach fresh scent exhaust!

These room coolers are the best. Just 100 watt consumption in peak May June summers

I bought a Bajaj Shield... Two of my rooms are cool because of it.. Saves money.. Saves the environment and saves me against the bad effects on an AC.

On your nanga badan /s

Joking (or am I), just put those ice cubes in water which you're putting inside the cooler.

The plastic ones become useless post may, the metal ones are fantastic..

Plastic ones I used very extremely noisy and didn't cool one bit post the month of May..

Deets of the cooler??

We used to buy from the local market, no brand..any local shop, get a water submerged motor, double layer the side khas khas shades.. better go for an exhaust than the regular fan..and if possible ask for a speed control regulator ..

Using same cooler

Bro add ice cubes it makes u take a blanket

Edit: Thermalright Frost Spirit 140 (FS140)

Noctua NH-D15

Scythe fuma 3 (smaller but asymmetrical, more compatible and very quiet)

Thermalright PA120SE (best bang for buck but not as good as FC140 or FS140)

Edit: I still haven't looked into the DRP5 or the Elite that Be Quiet! has but they are probably good too but much more expensive

Thermalright peerless assassin, NH-D15, DeepCool Assassin IV

Peerless Assasin. 13700k not OCed idling between 30-35 C.

I second that. probably the VFM king out there

Dh-15 black makes my 7950x sound purrrty

Probably the IceGiant ProSiphon Elite but it's only available in the US.

The Deepcool AK620 is what I would go for instead.

That Noctua cooler is one of the best but isn't the absolute best anymore in terms of outright lowest temperature at a given noise level. The Deepcool AK620 is a little better in that remark. GN Testing: https://youtu.be/UGM6FcLDckk?t=692 This video goes into more detail about the cooler itself and how it compares to a bunch of other high-end air coolers like the Noctua

Deepcool AK620. GN Testing: https://youtu.be/UGM6FcLDckk?t=692

The Noctua NH-D15 is generally viewed as the best traditional air cooler regardless of cost.

An alternative to the Noctua one is the Be Quiet Dark Rock Pro 4. Slightly worse cooling, slightly better noise levels, different aesthetic. I personally really like the look so I’ll probably go for it in my next build.

"regardless of cost" means that there isn't a more expensive cooler that performs better, that phrase does not imply it's a good value.

Swamp coolers are great when you're in an dry climate. San Jose gets hot and it can be dry at times, but the coast is just over the hill. Swamp coolers tend to be less effective when moisture is already in the air. They do work, I use to use one way back when and chuck ice in the bucket to help cool things off. Make sure you don't have the thing blowing on anything as the moisture will stick to surfaces and may cause a molding issue.

As others have mentioned in this thread, swamp coolers only work in dry climates and can get super gross with mold over time.

The Technology Connections Youtube channel has some great videos on the subject of swamp coolers and portable AC units.

(Discusses swamp coolers) Personal "air conditioners" aren't what they seem

(Discusses portable AC units) Portable Air Conditioners - Why you shouldn't like them

TL;DR: Don't get a portable AC unit with only one duct. Find a AC unit with ducts for BOTH outflow and inflow.

I haven't used one here, but they're common in NM. ABQ is 17% humidity right now.

The problem when I lived there was monsoon season (late summer) when the humidity would go up.

SJ is 41% right now. They'll still work, but will also make the air more humid inside. They're still functional until about 70% humidity.

In short, it will mostly work. But there will be times when it doesn't work very well.

We had central AC but it was old and couldn't keep up with super hot days. I bought something like this and it did absolutely nothing to keep me cool. We ended up purchasing a portable ac (even though they are not really that portable) it worked great for us and they are not as big as you think. If you have a Costco membership definitely don't wait to purchase. People were buying quite a few yesterday. I did a lot of research I will tell you to stay away from LG. Honeywell is very solid and so is Hisense. If you can spend the extra $$ get dual hose much more efficient.

Instead of a window unit, what about a portable AC with a hose? Those don’t stick outside the window, just between the window and window sill, and you can remove the hose when you’re done.

They aren't good at all. In a sealed room, it will do nothing to cool down the room. The area in front of it will get cool, but the room will heat up as a whole. Heat has to go somewhere and our cooling solutions just move it around.

A window or floor based AC unit or a mini split is the real way to go. Or, if you can't afford it, but can buy bags of ice cheap, a diy swamp cooler works. I made one for my dorm room 25 years ago and got through a terrible Missouri summer.

This looks like a swamp cooler. It cools the air by pushing it through a moist sponge thingy. They work only if you let the moist but now hot air escape, you either need to open a door or window or have a vent outside. They also raise the humidity, keep that in mind.

In case you have a hardware / home applliance store nearby, they might have a bigger better version.

Might get a bit cooler if you use ice �� But if you’re in the UK try the B&M shop they sell these for £20. If it sucks just take it back and get refund

You really want a proper air con unit tbh as that one on AliExpress will operate like a tiny fan

If you put a normal fan in front of a bowl of ice cubes or ice water it should do the trick

These work on the principle of evaporating water to have a slight cooling effect. As a side effect the air humidity increases which gives the perception that it’s getting hotter. Net effect is almost zero except in very dry climates.

The device Ali sells is really a tiny miniature version of a real cooler. So it will probably have no effect at all.

i really can’t seem to find anything for 40 bucks other than some as seen on tv thing so i don’t entirely trust it (it’s called an “arctic air” tho if you’re curious). I think it might be better to hand your friend 40 bucks and tell them to put it towards a good air conditioner personally but maybe someone else can vouch for the arctic air or has a better idea

A ceiling fan vs a regular fan was game changing for us.

Get a bedjet! They're a little pricey depending on your budget but theyre super awesome. We have two, one for each side of our bed.

Maybe look for a used window unit ac? New they're about $130 for the small ones here (KY) but you can probably pick one up on Craigslist or fb marketplace or whatever a lot cheaper if you don't care to clean it.

I think your best bet is a diy project of ducting the fan air thru a cheap cooler with ice in it.

https://www.instructables.com/id/Air-Conditioners/

Cooler lele chotu sa, ya toh orion ka accha koi fan. Cooler is preferred, but wahii pani bharne hote hai regular interval pe.

Dermi cool lagake hilale aur soja

install AC

If you need a fan, you can take mine, I am about to graduate

Nanga soja.

Vornados are awesome af.

Might need to be more specific. Walmart/hardware stores/etc will have nice looking fans that put out a ton of air. Impeller fans like Dyson blade less are more common these days.

Personally I've found that I prefer old bulletproof vintage fans from yard sales and stuff. They put out a ton of air and look great.

If you look at new fans, look for the cubic feet per minute (CFM) number. The higher it is, the more air it blows.

Also worth noting the larger the fan blades are, the quieter it will be.

Unfortunately I don't have any amazing recommendations, but definitely don't go for the Dyson. While they do look cool and generally are well built enough to last a while, the amount of air they move for their size and noise level really is just quite pathetic. This video has some interesting tests on their efficiency: https://youtu.be/dS0oFmzU06g

Buy a window AC? This way you can even keep it after you change rent