O2COOL Elite Battery Powered Handheld Water Misting Fans (Raspberry)…
Key features
- •NEW, reverse trigger misting fan design is a more natural, ergonomic way to mist
- •Provides up to 1,000 mist sprays
- •Secure, screw-on bottom cap; easily add water ice
- •Powerful and safe flexible fan blades
- •Uses 2-AA batteries (not included)
O2COOL Elite Battery Powered Handheld Water Misting Fans (Raspberry)…
List Price: $29.08$26.17DEALYou Save: $2.91 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Keeps you cool
Kindle Customer✓ Verified Purchase•May 18, 2024
Worked well for keeping cool while hiking in Zion National Park in the summer.
Good price
Whitney Madron✓ Verified Purchase•April 20, 2024
Fan worked well with mist feature
They are very nice they need to be a little larger
JO✓ Verified Purchase•April 18, 2024
it falls on so easily and the fan area is small, I use it beside my bed at night to help with my night sweats, my husband brought me one of thes fans in 2009, same color and size it just broke 2 month ago from wear and tear.
Portable Mist Fan
Cristal M✓ Verified Purchase•April 8, 2024
Can't wait to use it for our Disney trip! Works great. Takes 2 AA batteries. They are bigger than I thought and won't fit in mini backpacks.
It gets the job done
Jordan✓ Verified Purchase•March 17, 2024
It's a fan with a spray bottle attached, pretty simple. I usually put a few ice cubes in the reservoir to keep the water cool. My only complaint is that the internal straw fell out in transit, and all of the sellers responses to other people with the same issue was "it shouldn't fall out." Well that's not helpful for the people who it did happen to. The only thing that helped me was grabbing a pair of my longest tweezers and just fiddling with it until I was able to get it back in with enough force to stay where it's supposed to be.
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