4 Accessories to Keep Cool in the Car This Summer
As welcome as warm weather can be for many people, it can make driving your vehicle uncomfortable. If the thought of getting inside your own stuffy car after it’s been parked in the sun for hours is enough to make you sweat, we’re here to help. These four gadgets are an easy way to help stay a bit cooler behind the wheel this summer.
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Car fan
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This nifty 12-volt car fan from Amazon can rotate 360 degrees and plugs into your vehicle’s cigarette lighter. If your auto’s AC is weak, this gadget can make drives pleasantly cooler.
Cooling Towel
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This special towel from Frogg Toggs is another portable way to beat the heat while driving. Simply run the towel under water for a minute to activate the material’s capacity to provide cool evaporation for hours. It comes with a traveling tube so you can easily pack it with you on road trips or commutes. And it costs just $8 on Amazon.
Mini fridge
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If you’re on the road a lot for business or pleasure, consider investing in this mini fridge from Amazon. It plugs into your car’s 12-volt cigarette lighter, for convenience. A built-in shoulder strap makes it easy to transport from the house to the car. And the 7-liter capacity means you can bring along 12 soda cans or a few tall water bottles.
Keychain misting fan
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O2COOL’s carabiner keychain misting fan is a compact device to provide a bit of relief from the summer heat — and it’s only $6 from Amazon. Hook it to a purse or belt loop the next time you go for a drive and spray it on your pulse points before the journey.
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