See Why Power Companies Are Scared Over This Breakthrough Device That Cools Any Room Under 5 Minutes And Cuts Your AC Power Bill By Up To 60%
The $135 Billion Dollar AC Industry Is Terrified And They Have Every Right To Be.
As millions of people are scouring to figure out how to cool their homes, a new cooling technology from Japan is being used by an American company called Blast.
Thousands of Americans are now using Blast (A cheaper and more efficient alternative to cool themselves in the heat and clean their personal air).
The Farmers Almanac & National Weather Networks are predicting this summer is going to be HOTTER than usual. Are you Ready?
Meet the Ultra Portable ACdesigned by Blast.
An innovative startup called Blast has created a revolutionary air cooling system that is incredibly powerful and astonishingly compact and Cordless. (It saves 50-75% of electricitycompared to traditional air conditioners)
Much like advancements in cell phones, computers, speakers, etc. they’ve developed a powerful air cooling unit you can carry with you anywhere in your home.
Traditional AC units are outdated and not portable. They are expensive to install and even more costly to run. They look ugly and are difficult to clean regularly. They are not environmentally friendly and you can’t even move them around the house or take them to the park or office with you!
Blast utilizes a new Microclimate Technology-based™ Cooling Systemsystem that allows customers to make hot rooms, and sky-high energy bills a relic of the past.
The Blast Ultra Portable AC is more efficient, smaller, and can be carried with you into any room of your home.
Not only is it smaller and portable, it actually does a better job keeping your room cooler, faster – and without hiking up your energy bill.
Sound too good to be true? Read on to see how it works.
How Does It Work?
What You Can Expect It To Do For You:
- Quickly cools down hot muggy rooms in a matter of minutes.
- Significant decreasein the cost of energy bills
- Rapid Cooling Modeas Blast pumps out 2.7 m/s of cool, refreshing air.
- Set your mood – Fascinating mood lighting integrated.
- Portable and ultra-lightweight
- Cleaner air.Noticeable difference in surrounding air quality. (Acts as a Humidifier and can help with Dry Nose & Sinuses)
- Much cheaper than buying a traditional air-conditioning unit
- Works just by filling it with water
- 3 modes allow for easy temperature control
- An ultra-quiet fanthat is barely noticeable
We’ve used the Ultra Portable AC for some time now. After using this device, it’s nearly impossible to go back to relying on antiquated AC units. Especially since our energy bills have seen a significant decrease.
Blast Ultra owners can enjoy cooler rooms, cleaner air, and fuller bank accounts thanks to this one little device.
Are There Any Additional Benefits?
More than you think!
Aside from helping break the industry monopoly, the Ultra Portable AC has other benefits users will definitely enjoy.
Because not only does it keep you cool, it also filters out unwanted particles in the air. Any pollen, dust, or microorganisms in the air get trapped in its built-in filter. (see more below)
This means those with allergies or respiratory issues will find even greater relief when using the unit.
Owners of the Ultra Portable AC unit may notice health improvements after using it for a period of time.
Unlike regular air conditioners which are noisy and clanky Ultra’s noise levels are barely noticeable so you won’t have to struggle to hear your favorite shows or music over it.
Some Questions We’ve Had
Q: Does Ultra Portable AC require any batteries?
No, the Ultra Portable AC comes with a rechargeable 200mAh battery that allows 10 hours of use per charge. Plus, easy USB-C charging (USB cable provided) allows you to stay powered up at all times.
Q: How much can I use it per day?
It’s safe to use all day long and recommended for work, study, or sleeping.
Q: Is there any professional assistance required?
To use Ultra Portable AC no professional help is required. It’s as easy as filling the water tank with water and pushing the start button!
Q: Can I purchase more than 1?
Yes, but unfortunately you are currently allowed a maxiumum of 4 coolers per household due to demand. It is no coincidence last year’s model sold out even before summer.
What Does It Cost And How To Order?
Even with its revolutionary microtechnology, Ultra Portable AC is likely (and astonishingly) the most affordable AC unit on the market.
Traditional AC units can cost anywhere from $600 – $2000 including installation and maintenance costs.
Blast Ultra Portable retails for $198 USD.
HOWEVER Blast is currently offering their revolutionary cooler with a Promotional 50% discount where you can get the Blast Ultra for only $89 until April 16th (while Supplies Last.)
Click here to claim a discounted Ultra Portable AC (if it’s still available) >>
Blast is truly looking out for the average American.
With families across the country feeling the effects of COVID-19 lockdowns, this massive discount is sure to help many families find comfort and relief both financially and from the heat.
How Can They Price It So Insanely Low?
Blast isn’t pricing their unit low, it’s just that we are so accustomed to big brand companies pricing their products so exorbitantly high.
Big brands spend massive amounts on marketing and these costs get passed down to us – the consumers. This is a result of being conditioned to believe you have to pay hundreds to keep your home cool.
Conclusion…
If you want to take advantage of this offer, you need to hurry as units are going quickly and demand is sure to pick up as the summer heat emerges.
Blast fully expects units to run out by the time summer is officially here.
As of April 17th, 2021 Ever since the Ultra Portable AC was on major international media, an incredible amount of buzz has been generated. Due to its popularity and positive reviews, the company is so confident in their product that they are now offering a one-time, first time buyer 50% discount.
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