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DIY Adjustable Bed Fan/Bedjet substitute under $150 

Andy Shank
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I wanted a bedjet, but couldn't afford one. Lowe's DIY comparable solution. Here's how it turned out!
Items used to build this from Lowes:
Lambro 24-in to 41-in Adjustable Periscope Dryer Vent $18.88
IMPERIAL 4-in x 4-in Aluminum Round Duct Elbow $4.98
IMPERIAL Polypropylene Exhaust Vent $12.18
IMPERIAL 6-in dia x 4-in dia Duct Reducer $11.14
SUNCOURT Inductor 6-in Dia Galvanized Steel Axial Duct Fan $37.99
Enbrighten 125-Volt 1-Outlet Indoor Wi-Fi Compatibility Smart Plug $9.98
3M Professional Grade 3340D Vent Sealing HVAC Tape 2.5-in x 30-ft $5.98

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12 авг 2021

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@ntbarone
@ntbarone 3 месяца назад
This is golden good Sir! Thank you. Looks great too! Im in the process of building something similar, not as nice looking as yours, but hopefully as efficient. My sleep has suffered for as long as i can remember and Im ready to change that as I too am a hot sleeper. We have the temp at 67 degrees at night and my body becomes a furnace under the covers. I'm either too hot or too cold and nothing in between so I toss and turn all night. I bought a duct fan on amazon at 195 CFM with a plastic duct to run under the covers and have an extension cord that has a sliding adjustable setting. Im praying it works. I can no longer afford to have poor quality sleep as it affects my day to day.
@christineawoolley334
@christineawoolley334 2 месяца назад
Nice job! I was just gathering ideas on building vs. buying the bFan. Thanks for the info.
@TheGoodfellas.
@TheGoodfellas. Год назад
This is really slick, may try to build one. Thanks for posting!
@andyshank7379
@andyshank7379 Год назад
Mine still works great to this day! I love it! Glad it inspires! Good luck with your build! 😎
@chrisschultz6129
@chrisschultz6129 2 года назад
I'm building my own setup, just ordering parts now. My wife likes to sleep under a blanket year-round so it'll just be for her side of the bed; I'm happy to sleep with just a sheet in the summer. Bedjet sells their flat hose accessory for $50 as a standalone without having to purchase an entire system (I'm also buying their overpriced $99 twin sheet that's designed to receive the nozzle from their hoses). This is much less work and no sharp metal near the bed for probably the same (or less) cost as all that 30g sheet metal. Between the flat hose connection point and a basic 120V Amazon 195-CFM 4" fan I plan to cut two 4" round holes in an small hard-shell cooler so it can be filled with varying amounts of refreezable ice packs. This allows for additional cooling at a level we can experiment with and vary depending on the house temperature . . . happy wife happy life. Although my setup will be different I appreciate your ingenuity and sharing your way of coming up with a solution.
@Yulmeister007
@Yulmeister007 Год назад
What about condensation? How has this worked out for you with the ice packs?
@nedkent5239
@nedkent5239 Год назад
I gonna totally make one of these after my Bed Jet pukes. Bed Jets DO NOT last long before the motor burns up. Can’t repair, I tried! I’m on my 3rd one in six yrs. They make it impossible to find the mega cheap made in china motor to fix. And Bed Jets warranty sucks! Thanks!
@666awesome666
@666awesome666 3 месяца назад
wow thx for the heads up
@Mr-E.
@Mr-E. 2 года назад
I learned from another video that duvet covers can be used instead of the Cloud Sheet since it has button closures and a pocket to put the BedJet head into (much cheaper than buying the Cloud Sheet itself). I like the idea of that since the air flow would be more evenly distributed instead of just on my feet/legs... but that leads me into a question - Do you know of a flatter head that I can use to replicate the head on the BedJet? I imagine I need that "flat duck billed" shape that they use in order to fit it inside the pockets of the duvet cover so I can seal it up, either that or I need to reduce the 4" opening down and then fit something more wide and thin on.
@Mr-E.
@Mr-E. 2 года назад
@@jeremiahbullfrog9288 Thanks for the tip!
@vinaynair24
@vinaynair24 2 года назад
Andy - thanks for sharing the video! How many cfms does the 6 inch fan put out ? Pressure high enough to overcome the weight of the comforter and get good distribution of air? Thanks again.
@andyshank7379
@andyshank7379 2 года назад
Lowes lists it at 160 CFM. It is not going to lift heavy quilts/blankets. But it does push air up around your legs when the blanket is over you. You’d need to get a stronger in-line fan if you want it to really push air to lift up a blanket. This one won’t be doing that, it’s not strong enough. But I have never been dissatisfied with mine so far.
@WesYarber
@WesYarber Год назад
How has it held up with time? Thinking about building something like this for my wife.
@andyshank7379
@andyshank7379 Год назад
It’s holding up really well! I’m still using it daily and really love having it during the hot Texas summers. Good luck with your build and reach out if you have questions. 👍
@dianalaureano7228
@dianalaureano7228 2 года назад
Did you open the imperial polypropylene exhaust vent?
@andyshank7379
@andyshank7379 2 года назад
Apologies for leaving that detail out. Yes. The vent has been positioned open. I was able to open it and it clicked into position and has remained open without further intervention.
@thatonesnowboarde
@thatonesnowboarde 2 года назад
I think I'd put the fan somewhere else if it fails your bed will be the fuel for the fan fire which do happen
@andyshank7379
@andyshank7379 2 года назад
I keep a fire extinguisher under my pillow for that very possibility.
@thatonesnowboarde
@thatonesnowboarde 2 года назад
@@andyshank7379 can't you have the fan duct in from somewhere else rather than directly under the bed?
@andyshank7379
@andyshank7379 2 года назад
I’m sure you could, I just chose to place it there. Depends on how far away you want the fan from the bed. The further you go, the more powerful fan you’ll need. You’ll also be less likely to hide it. If appearance is not a concern, then put the fan wherever you want to.
@marcusfowler9153
@marcusfowler9153 2 года назад
Can you get a stronger fan? My wife has to have strong air flow
@andyshank7379
@andyshank7379 2 года назад
Yes you can. You can do an AC Infinity Cloudline Inline duct fan that has more CFM than this one does.
@marcusfowler9153
@marcusfowler9153 2 года назад
@@andyshank7379 Thank you! I'll give it a shot!
@andyshank7379
@andyshank7379 2 года назад
Awesome! Let me know how it turns out, I may upgrade my online fan to this one as iv considered it for awhile. At the moment though, mine continues to work well and I love it!
@AshS85
@AshS85 10 месяцев назад
Couldn't you just buy Bed Jet's own hose for $50 and pair it with an Inline 4" in fan..?
@andyshank7379
@andyshank7379 10 месяцев назад
I'm sure you could- I just elected not to.
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