coolinghumidifier
During summer it's way too hot for me to sleep well.
I currently use a fan, but it's so hot that it's not enough.
I had the idea of having a sonic humidifier in front of the fan as the fan would move the water particles into my body and then when the water evaporates it would cool me down.
Would adding ice to the humidifier water create a cooler mist?
I would 'push' and 'pull' with "muffin fans"
I would locate the 'push' side in the toe-kick area in the cabinet to the left and put the 'pull fan inside the top left wall (in the cabinet to the right of the icemaker) this should pull out the hot air at the top and supplement with relatively cooler air near the floor. Fan shrouding, plug in timer for night time operation (muffin fans are loud) and safe electrical wiring are left to the reader to implement properly.
Found the answer to my own question, this seems like a great solution:
Best Answer
Maybe if you live in the desert and use a swamp (evaporative) cooler. Most areas use an air conditioner to remove humidity, not add it. Adding more moisture will only make it feel hotter and muggier.