We own a double-wide mobile home. We used to have two medium size coolers. These went bad (within a short time of each other ?.) We talked with the Sonoran Cooler representative, and were advised that we will need only two of the smallest Paradise Breeze (3500 CFM) models. We have one installed and it was able to keep our home comfortably cool. To this day, we have not been able to convince ourselves to have the second one installed.

I own a (-------Name removed----------) 5500 CFM cooler that made of tin sheet metal. When it failed to cool my home, I had it removed and a Sonoran's Paradise Breeze 5500 CFM installed. During the first month, I set my electronic cooler thermostat at 74 degrees. There were a few days when the out side temperature was 106 - 108 degrees. This cooler only cooled my home to about 76 degrees. But it always turns itself off during the night. At this comfort level I nervously awaited my electric bill. The day came and I held this thick envelop from the electric company -- with nervous anxiety. I opened it to find the thickness was due to the advertisements. For my 74 degree comfort, the bill averaged about $0.50 a day!! That's right fifty cents a day to keep my home comfortable cool.

I own a print shop that has 5 expensive (------Name removed------) coolers. We use our coolers almost 24/7. One of the coolers rusted and had fallen to pieces while another leaked. I had these two replaced with Sonoran's Paradise Breese coolers. What a difference. My employees can tell the difference. I like how the cooler is designed for maintainability. That is important to me. Overall, the design make sense. I like the new cooler so much I ordered 3 more.

I own a western hat wear shop in the local open market. During the summer, the heat here can reach over 100 degrees on a regular basis. I have to tend my shop, but there are days it seem almost unbearable for me to tend and for my patrons to spend time in. I consulted with Sonoran's representative and bought a Paradise Breeze model 3500. I can roll this around in my shop. It keeps me and my patrons cool. Having them in my shop for a longer period helps.