Most ceiling fans have a button to switch its direction of spin. Here's why that's important during Oklahoma summers.

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King of Fans, of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, which issued the voluntary recall, said among the 47 reports it had received about blades detaching from the fan, there were two in which a consumer was ...

Ceiling fans make our homes feel cooler in summer while also helping save energy. Make sure your ceiling fan is turning in the correct direction so you can get the most benefit.

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The ceiling fan, on the other hand, is built to keep the occupants of a room comfortable by moving air gently. Its engineers work to minimize noise while the fan rotates at low speed (for safety ...

The fan blades will start to push air upward to recirculate warmer air. If there's no switch on your ceiling fan, you may have a remote control that can change the direction with the push of a button.