Hi, just wanted to let everyone know:  FROM GOOGLE:
IcyBreeze Air Conditioner Cooler Review | GearJunkie Tested
No, the IcyBreeze is not a swamp cooler. While it shares the concept of using water to cool air, it differs significantly in its mechanism and results. IcyBreeze uses a heat exchanger to cool air with ice water, producing dry, cool air, whereas swamp coolers rely on evaporation, which adds humidity to the air.

I love finding the lesser known channels when people are still authentic. I hope that never changes for you cause it was a great video. Thanks.

Great job on your video. We don’t all need to be an engineer to explain things clearly. Actually it’s easier listening to regular people talk about their experiences!

If you do use ice you can pump the ice water from the cooler into a big water jug using a USB faucet, then you can transfer the faucet to the top of the water jug, convenient for washing your hands and face, dishes, whatever. Not a drop needs to go to waste.

I was just thinking
" Why doesn't someone talk about air conditioning "  for vans / camping. You must have been reading my mind!

Just wanted to suggest that, if you can find block ice, it will last longer than cubes, and hopefully, keep you cool a bit longer. We have an off grid cabin, and we find that the block ice gets us through an extra day or two in the cooler in summer compared to cubes. Hope that's helpful!

The most sensible thoughts about the other A/C options and exactly what I was thinking as well.  I did not want to deal with those hoses and leaving the expensive unit outside my tent or vehicle while it is running.  Too much hassle, but this option for the IcyBreeze seems much more manageable.  Thank you for your excellent video and happy travels to you! I am glad to have found you!

Your filming was great because you had the camera stationary.  So often people hold the camera & the picture is constantly moving & I get motion sickness! So, thank you!!!

Very informative! Expertly explained the iceybreeze air conditioner!  Your voice is so clear,and you are very well spoken,with just that tinge of humor.  Thank you for the video.

"Betty White". ..my favorite golden girl 😊

I have used these for 5 years. Ice added. It works in dry climate

I lived in a 16 foot for 5 years when I was a traveling tech for Indian Motorcycles. I used small window air conditioner unit that I bought from walmart for $79, it was a 5,000 BTU air conditioner that did 150 sq feet, I only had 128 sq feet, I never turned it on high. I would come home from work and open the door for 5 minutes and let all the hot air move out and then I would start the air conditioner. it would only take 10 minutes at the most to cool it down.

In my opinion, this is one of the best video reviews. I’ve watched. Clean and concise authentic and transparent about the product as well as the presenter. Great job keep it up. #KeepItReal.

You definitely have the knack for this. I’ll be checking in again. 👍

I'm glad you found a solution. Hope you stay safe and comfortable.

Great job on sharing your experience and the reasons you chose this portable AC/ cooling system over the others. I love your tune and great spirit! I felt as if I was experiencing every thing you spoke of! Thank you for sharing and giving other sensible options to keeping cool, and staying stealthy while in your van. I pray the universe continue to fulfill all you adventures and maintain that pleasant tone and beautiful soul.

In 2012 I built and lived in my first tiny house. It was 6' x 10', a sleeping loft, and had no AC. Since then, I have built and lifed in 6 more, none with AC. Small spaces when well vented with actual vents or windows can be quite comfortable especially at night, and using a DC fan makes it even more comfortable. You can buy slip on screens for your car windows that lets in air but keeps out bugs and keeps people from seeing in your vehicle, then use a DC fan to stir up air to make it cooler. But most importantly, acclimating yourself to warmer temps is essential to living without AC. I haven't used AC while driving since 2012, just the vents and open windows, so going into a tiny house with just open windows and fans feels comfortable. So the key to comfort is to acclimate.

Thank you for posting! You answered so many of my questions!

Thank you! This is exactly what I needed.  Just bought a 2013 little Ford Transit Connect. It already has a bed platform, inverter, and under platform storage drawers. I plan to travel Mexico. This seems like a perfect cooling solution! I hope you enjoyed Maine. I'm a trucker and used to go to Maine often.

You are a great "Story Teller ". Very nice voice, calming/relaxing