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| Feel-Good Fan Desktop Fan and Negative Ionizer |
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| maiTitaniumaiDial in the perfect breeze ; fan speed is continuously adjustable.Flexible bellows direct cool air and negative ions.Use fan-only option or fan and negative-ion generator together.Click here to read more about Fresh Air & Negative Ions.Whenever your work area's stale air begins to drain your energy, just turn on your Feel-Good Fan . It's reinvigorating ; like throwing open a window to the refreshing air outside ; and you'll enjoy a cooling breeze, filled with negative ions. The fan speed is continuously adjustable so you can dial in the perfect breeze ; there's no need to settle for just two or three settings. Flexible bellows let you direct its cool stream of air and negative ions wherever desired. The attractive, discreet Feel-Good Fan stands 8 1/2" tall on a small 4" diameter base. Select the fan-only option or choose fan and negative-ion generator together. Runs on 4 D batteries (order separately) or included AC adapter. A 60-minute timer helps preserve battery life. One-year warranty. Offered in two handsome colors: Black with Burltech ; or Titanium finish. Created by Sharper Image Design . Fresh Air & Negative IonsOne of the distinct differences between "fresh" outdoor air and "stale" indoor air is the balance of negative ions versus positive ions. The freshest outdoor air has high concentrations of negative ions ; specifically, oxygen molecules with an extra electron attached ; and relatively few positive ions (oxygen with an electron stripped away). High concentrations of negative ions are found in the most invigorating outdoor places ; evergreen forests, around waterfalls, on beaches with crashing surf, or anywhere after thunderstorms, when the air seems almost crisp and spicy with freshness! At the other extreme, positive ions are found in high concentrations inside closed, air-conditioned and heated buildings, and outdoors in cities during rush hours (pollution depletes negative ions). Many believe that this balance of negative ions v |
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