The hot summer makes it difficult for many people to sleep well. Japan recently launched a quilt with a built-in fan. The quilt is actually equipped with an electric fan that blows cool breeze.
In summer, there are often times when the temperature is too high and you don’t need to turn on the air conditioner, but you will still feel sticky when you fall asleep with just a fan blowing on. Japan, a powerhouse of creativity, recently launched a "fan quilt" that can really help everyone save on electricity bills. , to accompany everyone through the hot summer nights
This novel and practical "fan quilt" published on the Japanese website thanko allows everyone to fall asleep without turning on the air conditioner on hot summer nights.
There is a fan connected to the bottom of the quilt. Once it is turned on, the cool air will circulate infinitely in the quilt. The hot air inside the quilt that matches the body temperature will be released from the inside due to the new cool breeze. Expelled from six pores. The refreshing cool breeze in the quilt will be endless. Many people are worried that the sound of the fan running in a quiet night will affect their sleep. Thanko said that the fan adopts silent mode, so there is no need to worry about being woken up.
The quilt is also made of cooling material, so even if you wrap yourself tightly in the quilt, you don't have to worry about getting hot. If paired with air conditioning, it saves money and is comfortable! This fan quilt launched by
thanko will achieve a cooler effect if paired with a home air conditioner, which can save a lot of electricity bills in the summer. Generally speaking, lowering the temperature of the air conditioner will increase the electricity bill by 13% on average, but with a fan quilt, even if the air conditioner temperature is raised, you can sleep comfortably without worrying about the electricity bill, which is really good!
The fan also has a timing function, which can be set to three durations: 1, 4, and 8. The air volume can also be adjusted in three stages.
