BUY 2,the most dangerous image is one that eroticizes violence. these might include: SAVE 15%:As of May 30, Amazon shoppers can save on select Windmill air conditioners, fans, and air purifiers in this limited-time sale. Not only can you save $50.99 on the Mashable-reviewed Windmill 12,000 BTU WhisperTech Window Air Conditioner, but you can also save an extra 15% with this promotion.
Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Shop the Windmill air conditioner sale at Amazon It's getting hot outside. Do you have a reliable way to keep cool? If not, you might consider a fan or a window unit air conditioner. Don't let the heat get to you when you can get a great one at a decent price, especially thanks to this Amazon promotion that's going on for a limited time.
Not only can you save $50.99 on a Windmill window AC, but as of May 30, when you buy two Windmill products, you can save 15% on your total purchase. The promotion includes the brand's popular Mashable-tested window air conditioners, as well as fans and air purifiers. So, you can cool down two rooms at once or save 15% simply by adding a smart fan to your cart. To claim the deal, add two of the sale items from the promotion page to your shopping cart. Then, the offer will automatically be applied at checkout.
Mashable's own Miller Kern reviewed the Windmill AC window unit, naming it a Mashable Choice product. Kern proclaimed it's "great" for anyone looking for an air conditioner that "cools reliably." She praised it for its smartphone controls, simple scheduling, and pleasant aesthetic. "All things considered, Windmill is actually a pretty good bang for your buck if you’re looking for an air conditioner that cools reliably, has smartphone controls, allows for scheduling, and looks nicer than standard window AC units," wrote Kern. "Even as a self-proclaimed cheapskate, I’d consider buying this air conditioner."
Our advice? To save the most and spend the least, combine a Windmill WhisperTech air conditioner with the brand's sleek and colorful Air Circulator smart fan, which is on sale for just $69.
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