Glacier Breeze water tank size vs my old cooler?

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  • #2943
    Emma__LEmma__L
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    Hey, I’m looking at the Glacier Breeze and I noticed it has a 500 mL water tank. My old evaporative cooler had a bigger tank but it was also way bulkier. I mostly want something for my desk at work and maybe camping. Is 500 mL enough to actually get through a workday without refilling every hour or does it run out fast?

    #2953
    Lisa HydrowLisa Hydrow
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    I think 500 mL is fine for a desk if you’re not expecting it to blast cold air all day. I used one similar at work and it lasted most of the morning before I needed to top it off, especially on low fan speed. For camping it’s probably perfect since you can just dump a water bottle in it.

    #2967
    coffeeandscreenscoffeeandscreens
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    Honestly, I think people overthink the tank size on these things. I use mine mostly as just a fan with a little extra cool air, so I don’t even always fill it all the way. Definitely not gonna blast like your old bulky cooler, but for a desk it’s fine if you just want some airflow that feels a bit fresher. I’d just keep a water bottle nearby if you’re worried.

    #2975
    LauTopLauTop
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    500 ml gets me through a workday if I’m not running it on high the whole time. I just top it off at lunch and it’s fine for my desk.

    #2984
    L_ParkerL_Parker
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    I run mine on low at my desk and the tank lasts me a full shift. I just fill it up when I get in and maybe top it off if I’m working late. It’s not gonna freeze you out or anything, but it’s fine for a little airflow.

    #2995
    RiversRivers
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    500 ml is fine if you’re not expecting arctic blast. I just use mine as a personal fan that happens to feel slightly cooler, and it lasts most of the day on low.

    #3004
    Paul Graves
    Member

    Honestly, I feel like 500 mL is fine for desk use if you’re not expecting it to feel like an air conditioner. I just use mine on low and it’s still running by the time I leave.

    #3013
    Ryan__TRyan__T
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    500 mL sounds small but for a desk fan it’s probably fine. I wouldn’t expect it to run full blast all day without a top up around lunch. Seems like one of those things where you adjust to what it can do instead of expecting it to match a big cooler.

    #3029
    Jackson_H
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    Not sure I’d count on it for a full workday if you run it on medium or high. I’d probably just bring a bottle of water to refill it.

    #3040

    I mean, 500 mL is small but it’s not like you’re trying to cool down a whole room with it. For a desk fan that blows slightly cooler air, it does the job well enough. I just keep a water bottle nearby and top it off when I grab coffee or whatever. It’s not a big deal.

    #3050
    Mike TurnerMike Turner
    Member

    500ml sounds about right for a desk fan that’s slightly cooler. I’d just bring a water bottle to work and top it off when you go for lunch.

    #3060
    Jess Runner
    Member

    500 mL is totally fine for desk use. I just keep a water bottle on my desk and top it off when I grab coffee or go to lunch, never had it run dry in the middle of the day. It’s not like it’s gonna freeze you out, but it makes the air feel less stale.

    #3070

    500 ml sounds small but I usually just fill it up when I grab a drink or walk past the water cooler. Doesn’t really bother me.

    #3080
    Jenny Mel
    Member

    I’d probably just fill it up when I grab lunch or refill my coffee, doesn’t seem like a big deal. Should be fine for a desk.

    #3089
    Carla82Carla82
    Member

    Honestly, you’re overthinking it. 500ml is fine for a desk, you just top it off whenever you get up to stretch your legs. It’s not like you’re trying to cool a warehouse with it.

    #3097
    Devvit
    Member

    I think 500 mL is fine for a desk. I’d just fill it up when I get up to grab coffee or whatever, not a big hassle.

    #3104
    Kuzela
    Member

    500 mL is fine. I just fill mine when I get in and it lasts most of the day unless I have it on high. Not really something I think about.

    #3110
    Claire Woods
    Member

    I mean, it really depends on how much you’re expecting it to do. On low it sips water pretty slowly, so I usually just top mine off when I get up to refill my coffee or something. Never really been a problem for me.

    #3116
    MarkD87MarkD87
    Member

    I think 500 ml is fine for desk use, especially if you’re not blasting it on high the whole time. I just fill mine up when I get to work and it gets me through the morning easy enough.

    #3120
    Cecily
    Member

    500ml is fine. I just top mine off when I grab lunch and it gets me through the rest of the day easy. Way less annoying than hauling around one of those bulky old coolers.

    #3123
    Nina
    Member

    I think 500ml is plenty for a desk, especially if you’re not cranking it on max the whole time. I mostly use mine at my desk and it’s not like I’m constantly babysitting the water level. It’s small enough to toss in a bag for camping too, which is way easier than lugging a big cooler around.

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