Hon&Guan

I originally bought the 70 CFM fan for our bathroom and mounted it in a panel in the window. While it did move some air, it wasn't nearly enough for super hot/steamy showers. The 6" gets the job done really well. While it is louder than the 4" fan, the high volume and metal construction make it a much better option. We had been experiencing mold in the bathroom (with no fan at all), and this unit has eliminated it. Aside from the somewhat high noise level, it works like a charm! The fan sounds louder than it really is in the video.

I installed this fan to mount right above the oven vent in our home. The air-fryer function of the oven inevitably generates smoke that our over-the-stove microwave vent could not handle and would fill the kitchen with smoke. Didn't want the expense of a big oven vent or lose the location of the microwave so thought I would try this. Our kitchen back into the garage so it was easy to just vent smoke out there. Eventually I will connect to the outside. Works great!! Sucks ALL the smoke from the oven out of the kitchen -- in fact air movement is enough to vent anything on top of the stove, too, although that wasn't what I put it in for. Seems well made and fits a 6" hole if you have a saw that can make one. Makes some noise, but not as much as the microwave vent on high. I wonder if I could use it with a speed control... hmmmm...

Sturdily built! My use required the fan to blow the opposite direction. To do this required the back to be removed and switching the red and yellow wires. Now it works perfectly in the opposite direction. I also added a grommet to protect the wire as it goes through the metal frame.

Only thing troubling that I found is the ground (green) wire was entirely disconnected when I opened the fan! It was stripped but just floating there not touching anything. Not a huge issue since this isn't a product that a consumer will normally be touching while using but it's just a silly QA mistake. There is a sticker on the inside of the frame showing the ground should be connected there. I added a small lug to attach it to one of the frame screw.

Exactly as advertised. It's a sleek, stainless steel glass rinser, and it does its job well. We went to Harry Potter New York, and the butterbeer bar had glass rinsers like these. My kids thought it was so cool, and they kept talking about it. I went online to find out what these were, and I was surprised at how cheap it was, so I decided to let the kids have some fun. It was easy enough to install, and its easy to use.
Just take your cup and use it to press down. You don't have to press down too hard, and it's not so light that you just touch it and it shoots out water. It has multiple streams of water so that it cleans the bottom and sides of the cup. It leaves the inside of your cup as if you never used it. My kids will do the dishes now or at least the cups ?? Love it!
My only issue is that the handle is too close to it, so we have to turn it a little when the cup is wider. However, that's my own sink. Just make sure to check!

Easy install, works great above our gas stove. Very happy with this product

I get a small wasp nest in my attic every spring/summer. This time the nest was too scary to ignore so for $265, a pest tech came out and eliminated the nest. Bought The Aluminum Louver with Insect Screens for my attic vents to eliminate the future fear and need for a pest tech to zap the nest annually....I used liquid nails to glue the screens in place. Some fit snuggly, some benefitted from being glued in place......having peace of mind has no price tag.....no more wasps....yeah.....

Perfect dimensions for a 5" dust hose for my dust collection system. Screws leave enough clearance for weather stripping to create an airtight seal. Hard to find a 5" duct flange, even at woodworking stores.

Great product. Absolutely cleans the air of odors.

I have one room in direct sun that has a single supply air vent that gets real hot in the summer. I have another room on the opposite side that is not frequently used. So I bought a rectangular vent to 6" circular converter for the opposite room and this Hon&Guan 6 Inch Air Duct - 32 FT Long. When I need to cool the hot room I pull the ducting into the hot room and effectively get two air vents for that room which makes a big difference. When I am finished I bring the ducting back and it accordions nicely into a small size. As an extra benefit I can better direct the air from the opposite room to anywhere I want in that room. Expensive alternatives would have been for a contractor to make an additional vent in the hot room (really expensive) or to convert the return vent in the hot room to a supply vent that might have had bad consequences. I'm very happy with the solution I chose and have been using it for the past few months.

Replaced a hose that my apartment complex provided that was trash.
However, this copper one is really sturdy and looks clean! Hopefully, this one will last long. See pictures.

Currently making a toy hauler from a 24' covered car hauler trailer. Using the fan to move the climate controlled air from main quarters to the soon to be bath room. And so far it is managing. The fan is quieter than an traditional "fart fan" exhaust fan for a bathroom. But is still louder than the 1 ton mini split. I would buy another one when the need raises. I have LED lights that look light traditional tube lights in a shop, that the fan is plugged into. Fan and light are A OK plugged in this way.

Hon&Guan BGA Aluminum Foil Tape 22 yd

Hon&Guan BGA Aluminum Foil Tape 22 yd

Buena resistencia , fcil de instalar.

Hon&Guan BGA Aluminum Foil Tape 22 yd