Ceiling fans
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Got one in my living room. I am 6" 2" and the fan is 5' 8'' from the floor. So I crack my head alot. Nothing new. I think OSHA would require me to wear a hard hat. Still trying to figure out how to shorten the shaft. A friend had one in the house that he was watching for some people and their pet parrakeet got loose and flew into it. The fan was on high speed. Poor sucker did not make it. Took forever to clean up.
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My room is always the hottest in summer months. Vinyl blinds and the addition of the ceiling fan make it bareable to sleep in without waking up in the middle of the night because you've lost 10 lbs in sweat. Both bedrooms have one and once my mom finds the right fan, I'll be putting it up in the dining room.
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Originally Posted by mistercmk
I have one in every room. I just got a new one in my bedroom, and even got a remote control for the fan. I can control the speed, and the dimmer for the light from my bed. yay! The fan is also quiet too, the only thing I hear is the whir of air.
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Got one in everyroom too. Even added one to the kitchen and put an old one in the garage. The 2 in my family room have been running for almost 10 yrs non stop. Prolly have an hour or two off. Ya ever notice the first thing the silly designers do on Trading Spaces and the like is take down the fans?? What the hell are they thinking??
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Originally Posted by TWolf
Got one in my living room. I am 6" 2" and the fan is 5' 8'' from the floor. So I crack my head alot. Nothing new. I think OSHA would require me to wear a hard hat. Still trying to figure out how to shorten the shaft. A friend had one in the house that he was watching for some people and their pet parrakeet got loose and flew into it. The fan was on high speed. Poor sucker did not make it. Took forever to clean up.
little bit of work to disconnect and replace the downrod, but nothin difficult at all !!!
EeeeeWWWW ?
parakeet and fan - Yech
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Funny this topic came up..
I am finishing my basement and have been looking at different heating options down there. Cooling is not that big a deal, but I had decided on at least 2 ceiling fans to keep the air circulating (1600 sq feet with just 2 rooms).
Well, I stumbled across something new that is due here at Home Depot in October. It is a ceiling fan with a heating unit. It is supposed to be more efficient that baseboard heaters. The only other thing I thought of was a pellet stove (which I may end up trying just for the heck of it). Check the link out below. If anyone has any experiences with it, I'd love to hear about it.
http://www.buyreiker.com/
I am finishing my basement and have been looking at different heating options down there. Cooling is not that big a deal, but I had decided on at least 2 ceiling fans to keep the air circulating (1600 sq feet with just 2 rooms).
Well, I stumbled across something new that is due here at Home Depot in October. It is a ceiling fan with a heating unit. It is supposed to be more efficient that baseboard heaters. The only other thing I thought of was a pellet stove (which I may end up trying just for the heck of it). Check the link out below. If anyone has any experiences with it, I'd love to hear about it.
http://www.buyreiker.com/
Last edited by budget; 09-20-2004 at 03:16 PM.
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