The Conbola cordless fan was recommended to me by a friend who is an avid gardener and lives in a state that is farther south, with a warmer climate, than where I live. She used the fan while gardening on warm days. I may live farther north but I can't stand our humid and hot days. This fan made this summer's camping trips so much more comfortable.
The Conbola Portable Cordless Fan
The Conbola Portable Cordless Fan is advertised as a durable, portable fan that can be used while camping, garages or jobsites, fishing, and in combination with beach umbrellas. This fan can also be used in kitchens, at desks, and in any area that you'd like just a bit of a personal breeze. It is a quiet fan. Our building at work is an older building with heating and cooling issues. I know that I will take this fan with me to work so that I can work at my desk in comfort when the building feels like a sauna. I am not exaggerating. Almost anyone who works in an old building
- Portable; cordless
- Quiet Fan; four speeds
- LED light; 3 settings
- 270 degree rotation
- hooks for hanging
- 24 - 48 hours of operation
- USB-A port that can be used to charge your other devices
- rechargeable, USB C, 25400mAh Battery
- charging cord included
This fan comes in different styles. I choose the fan with the USB-C charging system. Before camping trips, I am able to fully charge the fan at home then pack it in with my camping gear. There is also a solar recharging version if you would prefer.
Camping
I have never enjoyed hot and humid weather. But I love to go camping. I prefer primitive campsites which means in a tent, or a sleeping bag on the ground. Maybe in the back of the bed of the truck. Definitely, without water or electrical hook-ups for RVs. I'm older now, so I have an A-frame, pop-up camper which provides some conveniences but I still choose the secluded sites with no water or electric hook-ups.
This summer I was thrilled to have a Conbola fan with me. On one particular camping weekend, the weather was hot and humid. Even while I was parked under a thick stand of shade trees, I had a hard time being comfortable. But I had the Conbola fan in the pop-up camper. This fan moves far more air than I had expected. And the battery lasted much longer than I had expected. Initially, I ran it for only short periods of time (an hour at a time) to try to ensure having a fan for the entire weekend. After that first day, I ran it for hours at a time, with confidence.
Portable Cooling on the Homestead
I may decide to use this fan in the winter to better circulate the hot air from the woodstove. I had also thought that this little fan would be perfect if I still had rabbits. Rabbits have fur and are easy to keep comfortable in cold weather. But rabbits are like me in that they don't do as well during hot summer days. Rabbit owners are often sharing tips with each other to help keep their rabbits cool. This fan would easily hang on their cage and provide a cooling breeze (note: under roof or other protection. I do not believe these fans are water resistant). I imagine that there may be other situations in which pets and animals would maybe require cooling. And, as my gardening friend demonstrated with her Conbola fan, some folks benefit from taking a fan with them while gardening.
As a Gift
This fan would make a great gift! I'm thinking of dorm rooms, craft/art studios, attic bedrooms, folks who have booths at summer festivals, and people who like to be prepared for low or no power emergency situations. Or, do you know people who live in the same home and participate in "thermostat wars" because one person is too cold and one is too hot? This would make a great gift for the person who prefers to have a personal breeze blowing. I am positive that you are able to think of someone who would put a quiet, cordless fan to good use.
Related Links
I found my Conbola Fan on Amazon during a time that the price was reduced.
If you prefer to shop the Conbola website, you will also find a large variety of their fans, lighting, and energy storage.
We have a fan in our kitchen due to the "thermostat wars" in our home. I like to joke that I have a 2 degree temperate tolerance, but my husband prefers to feel the chill. We have a fan for our garage and another one for our backyard. I know we would get a lot of use out of a small portable fan that blows a lot of air. Thanks for the recommendation of the Conbola Portable Fan!
ReplyDeleteThis fan sounds perfect for just about anywhere (inside & out) a comfortable cooling breeze is needed. An excellent idea, especially for someone like me who resists using air conditioning unless it is broiling outside and would rather have windows open and a fan blowing for comfort. Thanks so much for your recommendation, Dawn Rae.
ReplyDeleteAs someone who doesn’t tolerate temperature extremes, I know I would get a lot of use from this portable fan, I love that, even though it’s cordless, it has a long battery life and is quiet. Thanks so much for the recommendation.
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