Swamp Thing!

[single stack]

It’s awfully hot reloading in the garage in July and August.
My little swamp cooler helps. It does cool a better than an ordinary fan of comparable size. It costs about $30 on Amazon.

 

[Txdweeb]

Can you share a link for it I’d like to get one.

 

[no2gates]

Can you share a link for it I’d like to get one.

It looks like it's this one: Amazon product ASIN B0BWS2P3S7

 

[Txdweeb]

It looks like it's this one: Amazon product ASIN B0BWS2P3S7

Thank you kindly

 

[ZX9RCAM]

I've never reloaded before, but the extra moisture doesn't affect anything?

 

[thescoutranch]

It’s awfully hot reloading in the garage in July and August.
My little swamp cooler helps. It does cool a better than an ordinary fan of comparable size. It costs about $30 on Amazon.

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I’ve been looking at these for the last month or so. The half bath that I built into the gazebo gets really hot during the day and sort of unpleasant, if you have to go in to do your business. The bathroom is fully insulated. I was wondering if these might just keep the edge off the heat. I know they are not a true air conditioner but a swamp cooler but do you think it would make a difference in a 3 x 6 bathroom?

Do you get much condensation coming out of the vents?
Generally, how long will the bucket of ice last in the cooler?

 

[jmohme]

I've never reloaded before, but the extra moisture doesn't affect anything?

I would think that it would not be good.

 

[single stack]

The humidity is currently running over 90% so it doesn’t make much difference. I store powder in the house. I fill and empty the powder bottle every session.

 

[single stack]

no2gates, that’s it.

thescoutranch, I have it an arm’s length away. I don’t think it can cool even a small room. My reloading sessions are less than an hour and the little recovery tray doesn’t get wet.