Place the fan on a stable surface facing into the room to maximize airflow.
Fill a large container or tray with enough ice cubes to cover the surface area in front of the fan.
Position the container directly in front of the fan's air intake or front grill.
Switch on the fan to its highest setting to circulate the cold air effectively.
Ensure the ice is securely placed to prevent spills when the fan blows air over it.
Optionally, pour a small amount of water over the ice to improve thermal contact and cooling efficiency.
Allow the fan to blow air over the ice, which will cool the air in the room as it passes over the cold surface.
Check the ice regularly and replace it with fresh ice cubes as it melts to maintain cooling.
Use a towel underneath the container to catch any water runoff from melting ice.
Adjust the angle of the fan to direct airflow toward the center of the room for even cooling.
Keep all windows and doors closed during operation to prevent warm air from entering and reduce heat gain.
Turn off the fan once the ice has melted completely or the room has reached a comfortable temperature.
