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The most oppressive months of the year are unquestionably those of the summer. During the warmer months, the heat can be oppressive. When it’s hot outside, an air cooler (AC) like the Arctos Portable ...

In case you’re looking for a portable, lightweight and compact cooling gadget to beat the heat, look no further. ChillWell Portable AC is an incredible choice! Try not to be worried about the dry air ...

Our home isn’t equipped with central air conditioning, since we have oil and a wood stove that serve as our heat sources. We used window units for a while, but after they caused damage to our ...

Whether it is during the hot summers or you live in hot regions year-round, the weather becomes scorching, and you may be forced to look for alternatives to be a bit cool and comfortable. You may ...

After years of sticky summers in small city apartments, my childhood memories of air-conditioned houses started to feel more and more distant. Living in buildings with small, oddly-shaped windows or ...

ChillWell AC is a portable cooling device that can be used to combat the heat of summer. According to the official website, it can cool or humidify the air to make the user feel more breathable. This ...

On paper, the IcyBreeze is the ultimate gadget to beat the heat. The marketing behind it clearly targets campers and athletes. I’m sure they had something with a tent in mind when they sent it my way.

With summer’s sweltering heat, staying cool becomes a top priority. Traditional air conditioning units can be bulky, expensive, and have permanent fixtures unsuitable for every living situation. Enter ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...