Beating the heat! Newair 24" pedestal misting fan (Review day Friday) 

*Wow, for how small it is, it is powerful! And so quiet and **Fastly.Cool** !! Super happy with my purchase. I use this in combo with my AC to help circulate the cool air.*

When I lived in California we used to use these, we had no humidity out there and they were pretty much like an air conditioner to a big warehouse or shop. It’ll make such a difference, even just moving good air through there when there’s no breeze but with the evaporative cooling it can really take that edge off and make it bearable

Awesome Fan! We live in Florida and have big metal fans all over the house and a couple in the RV.

I love this fan BUT...$639.99????....You could buy 4 $100 Walmart Air Conditioners and set them up on your patio on 4 tables surrounding a lounge chair in the middle and still have $200 for beers!

Wonderful place !

I am glad you do these so we can find out how well they work before we buy

Misting fans are the best. I attended an air show in Dayton Ohio several years ago they had several misting fans as you left. It felt so good after being outside in the sun and humidity the majority of the day.

You'll appreciate the fan for a long time to come! It's really nice.

Omg that will be perfect in my room in front of my recliner chair

I see those type fans in low humidity areas and really work well. Just now sure how well they will work in a high humidity area such as Florida in the summertime

Hello Andrew. 🙂 Wow! That fan moves a ton of cool air and could literally be a life saver. Excellent review on a first-rate product.

That looks like a lifesaver in this heat we're having!

Put it on one of those furniture dollies. I want one

That was really nice of them to see one to you:)

This is her husband speaking. Just set this fan up today and I will tell you, you have to sit 1 foot from the fan to feel any sort of coolness at 105 degrees. The water literally evaporates past 18inches, so don't expect the whole party at the table or in chairs to be cooled down. You will have to play musical chairs every 5 mins. Now, the fan its self is great. So, if its 85-90 and no need for the mist feature that day, then you are good to go for sure. If it's just you, you are good to go. If you can't sleep in the heat and need a nap for four hours and love fan noise with mist spray at 100 degrees, then you are good to go. The price is way too much! I would pay max 200 for this. It is built pretty solid and seems sturdy, but not accidental bump sturdy(you could sandbag it and that would fix everything.) Alternative route would be to get a fan like this and setup a mister that sprays a foot in front of your fan. Why not a mister only, because you end up staying wet. the fan actually wets you down and within seconds drys you off. If you are loaded and want a clean look, then get it. It works. If you are pinching then do what I said above.

Hi, Andrew! Love the fan. I thought I had been hearing a different sound in the background. I don’t see how you can work in the heat. I have deep admiration for your strong work ethic.

Loud like a plane ready for take off

Man that is an awesome fan. Man I can use that right now with all this 90° heat we've been having here lately & all of next week. That would be awesome if it was on wheels as heavy as it is. I'm glad to hear that is working well for you man especially while you working on the house and that heat. It also awesome that this company reached out to you. Man that fan would definitely work great for me why trying to keep my arms , legs , & feet moist. Take it easy man.

Jaybird Manufacturing makes a proprietary fogging fan that sends the water along the back side of the blades and "cuts" it down to 10-30 microns.

I have a fan exactly the same. Only difference is the name. Here in Utah summers are Hot and really Dry. The fan is a lifesaver. I have even hauled it to the job site on days I knew I was working in direct sun. I have owned it for 6 years now. The only issue I have had was caused by a massive gust of wind blew it over and it broke a few of the teeth off the plastic guard covering the spinning wheel in the center.

Nice fan , I would like to have one of those for when I'm splitting wood . Try to get on of the harbor freight carpeted moving dollies to roll it around on .Just chock the tires.

A misting fan that works well in humid climates is impressive. Would have been nice to see you take some temperature readings, area readings before and after, different distances in the stream and to the side of stream etc. Although you would have to find a time of day that the temperature did not move much.

Very nice!👍🏻

Be careful with promotions, always be honest. A lot of channels aren’t!

Judging by the looks of those clouds, you're going to have an all-natural jumbo misting fan pretty soon:))) I hope that this product works for you, because you're going to have lots of hard work and sweating this summer! How about some source of cool water on the site, hydration is everything for our health during summer?

Issue is misting fans only work if humidity isn’t too high. They work by evaporating water to cool the air. If it’s 75%+ humidity it won’t do any cooling.

Nice video, but that fan sounds like an aircraft

Super video! I applauded for $10.00 👏👏👏

It would be awesome if they had a wall or ceiling mount other that you could plum with a hose or PVC for a more permanent option.

Supper fan Andrew

I live in Arizona the weather here is hot but the humidity is very very low this fan should only be used where there's low humidity

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That fan is going to keep you really col while working on the house.

Surely the base is weighted enough to NOT allow the fan to blow itself over once all the water in the base is pumped out... :-)

Evaporative cooling works great if you are in a dry climate (e.g. Arizona, Death Valley, etc), but not so great for those of us who live in the 90+% humidity areas of the Gulf Coast swamps... I have had situations where it so hot though that I would take my small (1700 psi) electric pressure washer and set it up so that it was spraying a high mist well above my work area when I was working outside... The water misting might be responsible for a few degrees of cooling, but mainly it is a case of the cloud of water blocking out a lot of the sun's heat... It's just a trade-off for not having to shovel snow like those Yankees have to do all winter... :)

What's your thought on using for a backyard patio. How is the noise level? Would you turn on during a sit down dinner on a patio, will it hinder conversation?

I never saw a misting device that uses a spinning contraption to atomize the water, that sounds interesting... But right now my cheap a$$ is about to po-folk-rig my squiggly, hard plastic, 5-dollar "misting" hose thingy around my plastic pedestal fan and see if it don't break the 110 degree heat! It's a dry heat, ya see.

Maybe sit the fan on one of the little square dolly’s you used to move the wall. It’s a “cool” fan. 😶‍🌫️

Thanks for the great review. I'm going to have to get some.👍

R these any good for inside use or no😊

That fan sounds like a air boat.

long time ago I found a old industrial metal warehouse fan with a metal wrap around screen. the kind you bolt onto outside of a open window. with a blown motor. friend of my love playing around and added a washer machine motor set to high spin we called it "hurricane" it felt like it was blowing about 30 to 40 mph. had it for years, after I say around 7 or 9 years close to 24/7 of use, the bolt broke off that hold the metal blade on, blade spun off bounce around the metal screen, busted the window, came though the fan housing, stick into the wall knocking out 3 breakers. today, I miss that fan, but I don't miss calling electrician and $1.500 damages

how many liter water uses per hour ?

Only if I can afford it like you can, way too much money ☹

Haha $600 my wallet ran away

Awesome Fan Man I like your friend buddy I like your fan buddy your house is coming along good buddy see you Sunday and then your life stream see you Sunday on your livestream text me back God bless

But do you honestly think it’s worth $640 dollars for a 24” fan