Many people don’t put a lot of thought into the features of ceiling fans, but choosing the right one can help keep a room feeling less stuffy. When buying a ceiling fan, look for one that includes a light fixture if important to you, and if it has an Energy Star rating which means it can help reduce your energy bill. Perhaps most important is the fan’s ability to circulate air at the speed you want. And if the fan will be installed in the bathroom or another humid area, look for a damp-rated ceiling fan that will eliminate more moisture from the air.
Key Takeaways:
- When one has made the decision to buy a ceiling fan, the author recommends that he take his time and do some research about it.
- The airflow of a ceiling fan is listed on the box and it is measured in cubic feet per minute. It is a must to verify.
- One needs a ceiling fan with adequate airflow that would not be disrupting things in the house and one that can be controlled up and down.
“That thing hanging from the ceiling that provides a cool breeze is an often overlooked part of most rooms of a house. However, if used correctly it can shave some serious dollars off of your energy bill each month, especially during the spring and summer months.”
Read more: https://www.generation3electric.com/blog/helpful-tips-for-purchasing-a-ceiling-fan/
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