Ryobi Cooling Cooler inside a 145 Degree Car! Does it work?
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Unbox Warehouse hits the road to test the new Ryobi Cooling Cooler. It's a cooler that has a vent that blows cold air and runs on a Ryobi One+ Battery.
We take this cooler to Arizona to the hottest place we could find and put it to the ultimate test. Find out what happens on this episode of Unbox Warehouse.
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Yall complaining that that water is warmer but the biggest reason is cause the air was traveling through the spaces in between the ice which is why it cooled down to begin with. By adding water you not only increased the temp in the cooler but decreased the surface area of the ice meaning it can't cool air as effectively
*keeps water jugs in 100 degree car
*pours water into cooler
"IT'S GETTING WARMER!"
It turned into ice water by the way. I waited until the water was cold. The water in the jugs was not enough to melt all the ice.
@@UnboxWarehouse The water would have worked for you if it had tubes running thru it. So the cold air being drawn out of the tubes (metal is best) has been cooled down by the water that surrounds it. I made one of these about seven years ago and with tubes ran thru iced down cold water it worked much better.
When you add water, the air no longer has direct contact with the ice, and there's alot less surface area for the air to exchange heat with, so the cooling becomes less effective
Right
Why did he even think about adding water to it?
@@bradbiesecker162 exactly!...I don't understand why did he add water...to make the ice warmer?. Try it again without adding water.
We were tent camping in florida in july and the first night in the tent it didnt cool off enough to sleep until about 5:00 am and that was with a big box fan and soaking my hair, clothes, and sheets with ice water from the cooler. Then at about 7:00 am when the sun hit the top of the tent it was instantly like an oven again. I had to sleep the second night because i had an 18 hr drive the next day and i knew how water coolers worked so i was trying to figure out what i could do to make a mini water cooler. I googled it and saw where people were using 5 gal buckets and filling them with ice then putting a fan in the lid and drilling holes for pvc pipes to come out the sides. Perfect except i had no power tools! All i had was my pocket knife. This was yrs ago before making these things was super popular and there were tons of youtube videos about it by the way. The only videos were with the buckets. I went and got a small $2 styrofoam icechest, 2-2" pvc elbows, a small 10" box fan, and some duct tape! I cut the lid and taped the fan in place and cut holes for the elbows at the other end and filled it with a 10lb bag of ice and stuck it in the tent. I slept 9 hrs like a baby! Cost me less than $20 and the biggest chunk of that was the small fan because i didnt already have one. I call it my redneck tent A/C! I just cant see paying $200 for these fancy coolers when you can make your own for 1/10th of that price!
Edit: I forgot to mention that im a girl! 😂
Only 10% and you didn't even get a battery man you got screwed
Yes. I took it back. It was messed up.
Ya ripped off is riggt 10% no way
@@UnboxWarehouse i've seen these coolers for 75% off in their clearance racks at times... cuz it is garbage sadly
Not sure why you would have thought that it would become COOLER by adding water. Water is warmer than ice......because it's melted......lol.
Anyway, I was actually pretty impressed with it. You said it yourself, that it was an extreme test. It was well over 100 degrees outside......you ran it for about ten minutes out there, then, you ran it for about 15 or 20 minutes inside a 145 degree car, and it actually COOLED it off!!
The only thing that was a fail, was you adding water. If you filled that cooler all the way up with ice, and let's say, had it in an RV or room in a house, that was about 85-90 degrees inside, I'm willing to bet that it would cool the whole room off quite nicely. If you ran it at night in an RV or house, it would probably cool the room, or RV to a comfortable level pretty much all night long.
I'll bet you could get the ice to last even longer inside by adding a thin reflective layer of insulation around the inside of the cooler.
I don't know.......I don't think the cooler is gimmicky, or a fail....people make these kinds of things for tailgating etc, and most of those only last about ten minutes before they're blowing warm air.
Seems like a pretty decent product actually. I was absolutely amazed it was actually able to cool the car off by almost 50 degrees, on a super hot day sitting directly in the sun......pretty awesome actually!
When I saw him do that I asked myself, "Did Ryobi say you should add a gallon of water?" If so then perhaps they should rethink their instructions. They shouldn't tell people to add water unless there's also room for tubing to be added. So imagine my shock when he gave the unit a bad review because of it! It seemed to be working fine before he added the water. It's the kind of criticism I hate to give because overall it was a great video.
probably wouldnt be bad if you did a ice and salt water mixture it lowers the freezing point of the water. the water you dumped in wasnt chilled it was 100* and just melted the ice.
load it up with polar bear tubes
I agree with Shawn Hilton also try dry ice with the water ice mix. I'm working on my own portable A/C there has to be a safer and cleaner alternative to freon.
@@jeffv2074 Melted dry ice creates Carbon Dioxide which although not toxic, will displace oxygen, not a good thing to do in a small space. Be careful....
Wow you’re so so so smart. You just earned a scholarship to Harvard. Do you accept??!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!! 🎉🎊🍾
@@firestickamazon6349 with your honory .. amazon award too twerp ...go change . Your brain
The hot cokes killed it!
A non sponsored product review, in Tucson Arizona, in 108° temperature and you stuck yourself in a car that was close to 150°!? 😲😳😰😱
You sir, are a beast for this one and you honor us with your dedication to the cause!
👊😣😎🇺🇲
Wel said sir .!!!!!!! Here here
Physics is your friend... Give him a call, he misses you!
LOL's!
This is a good idea but I've been wondering what would make it more efficient.
Several ideas have come to mind.
Physics indeed!
Thank you for a real review. You tested the product in a way that would determine if it actually worked. Good job!
It created a 40 degree difference. That's a job well done to me!
Yeah it worked quite decently when he just used the ice. So why does he criticize the think when he screws up the performance by adding a load of water?
Dude thanks for this review. My job has me sitting in dangerously hot cars for hours. It's not comfy but this thing could keep me from cooking. Thanks!
Thank you so much for taking your time to review my next purchase!!👍👍
😱😱😱😱 u really went in that heat for us ??!! 👏 👏 i was really rooting for this.. i have seen little personal Cube for indoors I was thinking of getting for my mom because she doesn't really want to buy an AC set up but maybe it will be good for her laying in bed or sitting in her chair.. the one I've seen doesn't hold sodas or nothing it's just a personal AC system. EXTREME review!! For sure!! Thank you !!!
I use a similar set up whenever I went camping the thing is that this humidifies the air so much so if you're using that in your tent you're going to wake up sticky and clammy and everything will just be a little bit moist/damp
That's a good point.
Come test that shit in Georgia where the humidity is 60+percent
Or Texas. Humidity makes the heat much worse.
It's supposed to be 97 today and it's freaking September ..(at least where I am in GA) and my ac is out . Bring it on....
It works after Harvey I made one. Ice chest with in fan and out fan and filled it with ice.
😁Thanks for posting this video! I know what 110 degree feels like, man I know you were sweating out there making the video😁
Thanks m for your honesty
" won't keep you cool but, I'll keep you alive "
Ryobi
It takes a while for the ice to cool down the water. It's like filling up your refrigerator with warm water bottles and then being surprised that the refrigerator temp goes up.
Thank you bro...PR (USA) IS HOT TOO!!
I cant imagine why water would be warmer than ice! 😂 You're funny! 😁
Great video. Thank you
I think the battle scars on that unit were from the last guy who bought and tried to live in his van, from the death scratches to banging his head on it.
haha that was my plan.
This is a really great idea!
Yeah it's a really cool Idea!!
Willis Carrier invented the air conditioner.
My friend that is simple physics. The water is a better heat conductor than air, for that reason when you put water with ice in a cooler the cans become cooler faster, but a the same time the ice melt sooner. On the other hand for that fan to supply some cool air it need space for the air flow between the ice, 1. The water blocked that space and 2. the water is "hot" so you loose your ice thermal storage
The ice allows it to draw cold air through the ice cubes, when you add water it can’t draw air through the ice, it’s just sucking the warmer air from above the ice water.
The air traveling through the cracks and crevices of the ice is what cools it, when you put water in it only has the top services to pull from.
Fantastic for camping with the kiddos
20lbs of ice is 2.5 gallons of water at 32 degrees .. you added 2 gallons of 100 degree water now you should understand why it no cool no more
Thanks for this. Will this cause moisture/mold if used in a recording studio room?
Finally a video reflecting on my Lost Wages, Nevada real world.
You just can’t beat A/C it was and still is the best invention when it comes to heat
Ac use alot of electricity compared to underground heat exchange systems
Just saw this. There were a few things that I think would have made a difference. First of all, it would have made a differene if you'd added more ice, at least another 20# bag or, preferably, a block of ice. Between putting (presumably) all those warm sodas, then warm water, the ice simply melted and it got warmer. I would have liked to see what would have happened had you put more ice and maybe cold containers in, especially the water.
Its the humidity that makes it hot. When it was just ice, the air blown out is cool and dry. But when you dump water in there, humid air is blown out of the vents.
I know this is an old video, but things people need to keep in mind when it comes to how long your ice will last. In this video I will assume those cokes were not already cold so those are taking energy from the ice to cool those down (which is melting the ice faster). That water that was added was probably not cold so thats more energy of the ice wasted into cooling the water. So of course the air temp coming out got hotter when the water was added because the water was probably the same temp as the air temperature so. Did you really expect to add warm water to the cooler and not have the air temp coming out go up for a bit until that water was brought down to temp? This is all common sense stuff. Always leaving the ice in the bag would have kept the ice longer as well because there is way more surface area to cause the ice chips to melt when they are removed from the bag.
I thought it was going to keep the stuff inside the cooler cool, so that you wouldn’t have to use ice. That would be a good deal.
They just need to think of a way to put something as thick and heavy as a refrigerator grate in the bottom or side of an already fairly heavy cooler without making the unit too heavy for an average person to carry. And it has to run on a portable power source small enough to fit into the cooler, which will likely add even more weight to each unit.
Then there's the food...
108° is a cool summer day in AZ.
I know you guys are crazy.
Nicely put together video. Very informative and entertaining.
Thanks
Should run with water and ice with the vehicles ac on. I’m wondering it may be doing ok if it’s taking 101 degrees and dropping it down by 21 deg. Just a hypothesis but curious what results you get. I live next door in NM and wondering if this would be a great addition or not for my truck with the dogs. Also what if you use I stronger battery? Thanks
Fill it all the way up with ice it should be Alot better
108 degrees. Burning up. Cmon. It was 118 last summer In Phoenix. Now that’s hot.
Damn,I'm in the Mohave desert and we seen 117 last summer,insane,I've lived in the south with humidity but this sunny summer heat here is brutal
The thing is broken and you only got a 10% discount?
Plus 10% veteran discount.
My boy Vin at VCG construction taught me how to get 20% discount at Depot anytime. Check him out!!!!
For a display unit being that scratched and the vent thingy being broken it should atleast be 50%. It sounded like you said there was supposed to be a battery that was missin on this one? So that should make it maybe even down to 80%, atleast 75%. Did you bargain for this discount or was it already discounted? I've bought display units in stores that are perfectly fine for 60-80% off, and that was discounts that were already set, that was without me even having to bargain with someone.
Have to agree. With missing battery and body damage, should be 50% off.
I hope that he did returne that broken shit
Not so bad I sleep in the car every night it's about 85 ish.. Right now it's 109 in shade in phoenix metro az
The water is preventing the air going in to cool before it goes out, air needs to move
Warm water lowered the temperature melted the ice. Fill to top with ice, pour salt over ice. Pour little bit of water over ice
Man im making the latest model from the "make and do" channel. Its about have the price give or take depending on how cheap you can find everything you need and it seems to really work.
A/C was invented by Willis Carrier.
"It keeps you Alive"... 😄. ok...thanks for the demo. I'm in the same temp zone only in Cali. How would ice packs work?
would it work better by packing in those frozen gel packs instead of ice cubes?
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Over 140 degrees, with a hat on, polo shirt and not breaking a sweat. I'm sweating just thinking about it
I'd love to know how that affected the humidity inside the car, I'm betting that adding the water to the cooler made it more of a swamp cooler (which work by evaporative cooling but the byproduct is high humidity in a closed environment) and actually would make it "feel" warmer in addition to reducing the cooling effect. When you opened the door you let in the less humid air which "feels" cooler in that situation. Cool experiment!
What is the largest Ryobi battery that will fit... is the new 8AH too big? Thanks
Death Valley is pretty friggin hot too🔥
Try it again but next time put the ice in then put some rock salt in it, then you will notice it will be a lot cooler
To replace an air conditioner with a capacity of 5000 BTUs, it is necessary to melt 36lb of ice per hour. Your car Air Conditioning is about 5 Tons (60,000 BTU) at highway speeds. It is about 30,000 BTU if you drive in City. So, if you on the highway, be ready to spent 432lb of ice each hour and 216lb of ice if you drive in City.
But it will work well in the small tent :)
You R CRAZY! LMAO!!! Very entertaining.
Here is what I do, for every pound of ice I do a quarter cup of water with a teaspoon of salt, it kicks up the cooling.
I read the comments and also how hot was the water you added?
One, I did not know Ryobi made this!!
I am thinking it would work well in I my micro camper at night to help sleep on the hotter summer nights - I have the Ryobi tools with a couple big batteries. How long does one bat last, how long does ice not completely melt.
- - still might go with a FrankenCooler BlowBox.
Cheers
Depends on the battery. 1.5 ah battery about 4 hours, 2.0 ah bat 4-6 hrs and the 4.0 ah bat around 12hrs.
Add warm water, what do you think is going to happen to the temperature?
Putting moisture in the air help heat up the space. Leave the water out of the cooler and it will work better. A/C units remove moisture from the air. That is how they cool.
Anyone know why this is unavailable now? Is it discontinued ? Ive seen ads on Amazon and eBay wanting4-6 hundred for one!
You should’ve did the review with some dry ice that probably would’ve been significant difference
Sorry I didn't catch that, where did you film it from. What state. .and by the way was it hot may have to do a drink game. Key words HOT ARIZONA
TX is hotter 115 in Austin last summer
Well, you will get warmer air from water than ice. Ice is below freezing (ie. a solid) and water is above freezing (a liquid) so you will expect to get warmer temps when you add water versus ice. Not sure why a mixture results in even higher temps but the ice vs water temps is normal. I mean try putting a can of soda in a cooler with ice and then in another with just water. The ice cooler will likely be colder.
Its not an air conditioner .... its a cooling cooler... and it gets the job done
Shout out Home Town Tucson !
Add salt to the water before freezing. It will melt slower.
Dont know if any one already mentioned this so i appoligize in advance but water makes things feel hotter
Seams like it doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that liquid watter is warmer than frozen watter also known as ice .
I have a vacuum that blows too. Wet and dry vacuum I make some ice with some empty containers like 1 gallon milk container. When is ready I just remove the milk container hit with a hammer. Put the ice on my vacuum set vacuum to blow air. I don’t need to buy some fancy stuff or or make some weird cooler. I used my vacuum when I need I need cold air put ice inside set it to blow. I don’t destroy coolers and I don’t spent money.
I'm student and i work full time . in evening till night i have to study in car . any rechargeable AC would you recommend ?
Bcoz running gas continously is very expensive
Was the water chilled when you put in or was it heated because it had been sitting in the car the whole time? Because if the latter, then you just dumped 100+ degree water in with the ice and no wonder it warmed up.
Yes it was warm but I let it sit for 20 min in the ice. Plenty of time to cool it down. I think the problem is that this cooler does not use a radiator style cooling system. It just draws air from around the ice.
I agree, when u dumped the hot water in you probably melted most of the ice. I would have gotten a reading inside the cooler with just ice and when you added the water, this would also tell u how effective it actually is. If it was 50 degrees inside the chest and the air at the vent is 70, then it’s a design flaw. But thanks didn’t even know ryobi had this and I own many of their tools
There's a reason why this cooler was never sold in stores anymore.
A swamp cooler works in a swamp not a desert look up dew point and heat index. Mine works fine in 103° in SWFL.
also Icybreeze gets as cold as the air coming out of your car AC vent!
lmao even the cactuses are drying out and people are like "global warming? so what"
You have to do this again without the water 😂
Thanks for the honesty...I'll take modern technology please. LOL
😂😂😂 he added water and transferred energy “Heat” from the ice therefore the temperature inside the cooler was raised. Instead of transferring heat from inside then car he transferred it from the ice to the water.
Funny video but dude...where did you learn your cooler skills from? First the beverage on the bottom, then big chunks of ice on top, then fill in the gaps with crushed. If you can find packets of dry ice then you are getting serious. If you're desperate for quick cold throw a little salt in there. Melts but the water is about 32F.
I only put the drinks in there for show. I wanted to test the cooling power of the cooler. My cooler skills could be improved. Lol
You know when you add water to ice if you keep your ice level higher than the water level then your ice would hardly melt.
Yeah the Ice was defiantly higher than the water. Either way it really did not work that well.
". . . things don't grow here!"
*pans over to plants*
😂 yes ! Will it keep me alive? 😂
It's not a evaporative cooler that includes a cooling pad. That makes s big difference
Yeah I mean after you dump the hot water in there and it melted some of the ice I’m sure it did get a little bit warmer temperature blowing out the vent. It don’t take a genius to figure that out
You could probably add salt and get that temp down a bit more.
this is the 4th video i've watched on these coolers, and not ONE SINGLE PERSON has had the brains to try DRY ICE!!!!!!
Dry ice is frozen carbon dioxide. If you tried to use it in cooler like this in an enclosed space it could kill you.
I was going to buy that ryobi, I live in las vegas but I don't know if I should now, what od you guys recommend
+Hack World they make condenser models that work great. Something like this. It has a radiator and pumps the cold water through a coil. Much better. m.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/pspages/icebox-sb-pilot.php
Look up the DIY ones that run air tubing throughout the ice area zigzagged and use 12v blower to move air: longer contact with cold surface before exiting provides colder air. Easy $50 DIY with better results...
Yes I have one of these that has a radiator built into the lid. It pumps cold water from the cooler through the radiator and blows a fan across the coil. This is what I was used to using and that's why I put water in it. But it obviously operates on a completely different principle than this one.
It was working till you added warm water to the ice?
I wonder why??
Yes and then 10 mins later I had cold ice water.
@@UnboxWarehouse You keep saying that as if it matters. Dont you understand that you increased the temperature in the cooler by doing so?? Adding water does not lower the temperature of a cooler, therefore why would you expect the air coming out of it to get cooler?? You now also have a lower surface temp and less surface area to cool the air. You should've just left the ice alone instead of rapidly melting it.
This is elementary school stuff man, not rocket science.
I did not figure the water would help you need more surface area which the water just gives you a sheet but the ice being jagged and being able to suck air from off just the top
Yeah that is what I believe happened.
More than likely it is because the water was warm, and the ice was trying to cool that down.
icybreeze is a much better product. It pumps cold ice water through a coil and blows COLD dry air. Plus icybreeze has a directional hose so you don't have to move the cooler around to blow cold air on you. Icybreeze gets colder than Ryobi
water + ice is an exothermic reaction, isn't it? (that means puts off heat) Or it is about the surface contact as the other commenter said. Thanks for checking it out in AZ
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