We all know most new parents spend the majority of their days in a sleep deprived fog. So a baby bottle with a built-in fan seems like a disaster waiting to happen. On the other hand, if you don’t have kids, using a fan like this is just plain creepy.
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This USB Pig Fan is about as close as you are likely to come to a flying pig. The fan is USB powered and has a clip for easy mounting wherever you need. The 360 degrees of freedom to position the fan means you can get that cool breeze right where you want it. All the fun of a pig without the smell.
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Maybe this product is trying a little too hard to appeal to everyone. It could be a cowboy and it could be the lone ranger, but then he has a Batman symbol on his chest. Who really cares? We’ll take all three, because all you have to do is remove his hat and turn the power on to get the flexible fan blades blowing. On a hot day you won’t care who the hell is blowing on you as long as you have a breeze.
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This is a nice change from the norm. While the warmer weather is a welcome change from the cold winter we have had, it does bring out a whole slew of insects. But these particular insects are not going to land on your food, sting you or just gross you out in general. All they are going to do is to provide you with a gentle, cool breeze. Most useful insects I have come across in a while.
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Ultraman fan? In this case, the meaning of that question is two-fold. For this is, in fact, a mini Ultraman fan—something that fans of the Japanese superhero series can appreciate. Even if you are unfamiliar with the series, this is definitely a unique way to keep cool (and it’s cheap to boot). An additional image is available after the break.
Your computer keeps it’s cool by using a series of fans to keep air moving. This fan turns that around so that a computer is now going to cool you. You may as well have at least one computer on your desk that is doing some productive work.
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Double the air movement in your house with a biplane ceiling fan. Fans with single blades just can’t match the blade area of this fine fan based on the Wright Brother’s plane at Kitty Hawk. While their plane was experimental and a little fragile, this thing looks well made and ready to go. Any aviation buff will appreciate it’s history, and it really is a nice looking fan in any case.
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