Question 1

Will this unit work in southwest Florida where the humidity is high?

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No!! These are completely dependent on humidity differentials. I've read tons of reviews and background.

They'll work to some degree as long as the relative humidity is less than 100%, but you're probably better off with a non-evaporative cooler in Florida. They work like crazy in desert areas, but even then, they can only do a max of about 20'F difference from outside temp.

They might work okay in concert with a traditional central air system, since that actually de-humidifies the inside air. But I don't know.

Question 2

How far does the air flow

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I have ours on low and it cools from the garage door to the home door on the opposite side of the room.  Very amazing

Question 3

would this work in garage in AZ? no window. won't keep door open due to snakes.  suggestions for best model?

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If you can, create some inlet and outlet. If everything is closed, you'll evaporate some, however, it will recycle the moist air, since it does not have any way to dry. Ideally, create an opening, perhaps with some bug screen to keep snakes out and place the cooler in front. You'll also have to have a way to exhaust the moist air, the hot dry air will eventually be converted into some laundry room condition. That's why there should be an exhaust fan of some kind to expel the moist air. I am running the MC37M for almost five years in northern Arizona. Whilst the cooler is simple, it has some design flaws. We have water that has very high calcium contents. The moisture / calcium can cause built ups on the electrical connector and puff, cause problems. This type of water can also cause higher maintenance costs, ergo every year new pads, possibly new pump. Lots of calcium layer inside the tank and on outside casing etc.
In your case you might be better off with a window AC, but it always boils down to fresh air circulation.

Question 4

can I use regular tap water for this product? How many hours does it work if I fill up the tank?

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Yes, tap water is fine. I take a one gallon jug and place in the fridge and when ready to use the cooler I empty it in the reservoir. I refill and place back into the fridge for next time. Immediate very cool air that last a while. I would say that about 3-4 hours on a tank before the pump starts sucking air.

ASIN	B00LBQKTBC
Additional Features	Portable
Air Flow Capacity	5300 Cubic Feet Per Minute
Best Sellers Rank	#10,086 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #268 in Personal Fans
Brand Name	Hessaire
Color	Gray
Controls Type	Button
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (754)
Floor Area	1600 Square Feet
Form Factor	Personal
Global Trade Identification Number	00868039000008
Included Components	MC61M Evaporative Cooler
Item Dimensions D x W x H	17"D x 28"W x 46"H
Item Type Name	Evaporative Cooler
Item Weight	56 Pounds
Manufacturer	Hessaire
Manufacturer Part Number	MC61M
Material Type	Polypropylene (PP)
Model Name	MC61M
Model Number	MC61M
Mounting Type	Freestanding
Noise	63 Decibels
Number of Speeds	3
Operation Mode	Manual
Recommended Uses For Product	Residential
Reservoir Capacity	14.6 Gallons
Size	5,300 CFM
Smart Home Compatibility	Not Smart Home Compatible
UPC	868039000008 653958055785
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Voltage	115 Volts
Warranty Description	1 year
Wattage	430

Hessaire 5300 CFM 3-Speed Portable Evaporative Cooler (Swamp Cooler) for 1600 square feet

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