Lasko Misto Outdoor Misting Blower Fan, Ideal for Sports, Camping, Decks & Patios, 3 Speeds, 15", Black, 7050

Just not working, worked only once.

Vraiment un atout et un attrait pour l'extérieur, les visiteurs qui n'aime pas se baigner apprécie vraiment cette attrait, mes chiens en raffole. Je recommande a tout ceux qui aime être différent et intolérant aux grosses canicules. Peux être utiliser comme ventilateur uniquement ou brumisateur sans ventilations. Très polyvalent selon vos besoins.

I purchased the Lasko Misto Outdoor Misting Blower Fan about five years ago for use on construction projects in the desert, and it is still running strong. It has been a lifesaver during the hottest months, helping keep the general work area at least 10 degrees cooler and making outdoor conditions much more tolerable. The three fan speeds provide good airflow, and the misting feature makes a noticeable difference in dry desert heat. It has proven to be durable, reliable, and well worth the investment. I highly recommend it for construction sites, patios, camping, sporting events, or anywhere you need relief from extreme heat.

Es muy bueno para estar en el jardín pero ya en la terraza deja todo mojado despues de pocos minutos. Le daría 5 estrellas si tuviera repuestos de menor flujo o tapones para cancelar 1 o 2 de los 3 que tiene para poder bajar la intensidad de rocío.

The fan is powerful and the mist option is wonderful, highly recommend this product.

We live in Woodland Hills, CA., a very hot part of the San Fernando Valley, otherwise known as the "Devil's Armpit" With global warming getting worse each year, our summer heat has become almost unbearable. This past August we hit 121 degrees within two weeks of temperatures in the triple digits. 114 degrees was not uncommon in this period. And while I could hide inside with air conditioning and my other cats, we have an older semi-feral cat who refuses to come in. In the winter I can put out heating pads on the covered porch, and our temps are never that low anyway. But it's really hard to know what to do to help cool the yard in the summer. I've used the hose just to wet things down -- bushes he lays in, etc. -- and I've had a mister in the tree which helps. But when it gets up to120 degrees, it's way beyond uncomfortable, it's a kind of killer heat which I wasn't sure this poor old cat could survive. I could only go out so often to wet his head down with ice. This Mister, really made all the difference in terms of summer survival. It really felt like it dropped the temperature in our yard down by 25 degrees. With the fan flowing, it creates a very strong mist. The first day I tried it was a bit of a disaster I'd aimed the mister straight at the bushes our cat likes to shelter in. The problem was that the bees, apparently also in need of cool water, flooded into the same area. But I found that by moving the mister back a ways, and aiming it more generally in his direction, the bees were not attracted to that one place. With the help of the occilation (at first I didn't think it was working, but I think in retrospect I just wasn't seeing it as the movement is quite subtle and only seen through the slats), I was able to set up the cooling effect over a broader area, less intense but more preferred by the cat. At least I felt the cat had the option for cooling down. I did not measure the temperature directly, but I'm guessing it was lowered from about 120 to the 90's. A big difference. I know our AC was fighting to keep us in the 80's inside. In any case, I'm very grateful to this machine and its inventors. It served a life saving purpose for us. And at least I feel I have some sort of go to way of controlling the temperatures outside. No easy feat!