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2. Air conditioned clothing - Wikipedia

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   One advantage of air-cooled clothing is that it requires much less energy to cool people down than to cool down their entire environment. For instance, an air cooled shirt uses 4,400 mAh of power for 8.5 hours on the fastest fan setting, while an average central air conditioning unit uses 3000 to 5000 watts of power [citation needed].

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   They’re soft, long-lasting, and get toasty in seconds with the touch of a button — and Amazon extended their Cyber Monday sale, so Ororo heated fleece jackets are $50 off. Utter brilliance all ...

4. Liquid cooling and ventilation garment - Wikipedia

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   The return water is cooled by the melting ice and again pumped through the tubes. Regulation of flow is done by varying pump speed or using an adjustable flow valve. Ice storage can be achieved using a belt-pack, a backpack, or a duffel bag, depending on the length of time needed for the cooling system to operate between refilling the ice storage.

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   With cooler weather on the horizon, it’s time to stock up on a new puffer jacket. Ranging in styles and lengths, these jackets will keep you warm all season.

6. These 8 Best Running Jackets Will Keep You Warm on Cold ...

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   Designed for cold-weather runs, Lululemon’s Cross Chill jacket provides excellent protection from the elements thanks to its waterproof and windproof fabric, which is also lined with a super ...

7. Refrigeration - Wikipedia

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   Ice harvesting created a "cooling culture" as majority of people used ice and iceboxes to store their dairy products, fish, meat, and even fruits and vegetables. These early cold storage practices paved the way for many Americans to accept the refrigeration technology that would soon take over the country. [17] [18]