5 PROVEN Tips To Make Any Fan Blow Cold Air

[@homecapricehc]

Since we got a lot of comments that the Dyson fan we suggested in the video is too expensive, we wanted to list some of the more budget friendly options out there: 1. amzn.to/3Y1qFRC 2. amzn.to/3XYixl1

[@jeffshuffield6062]

1 ice in front of fan 2 set ceiling fans to counter clock 3 soak clothes in ice and hang front of fan 4. 2 fans, one near window, one on opposite side creating cross ventilation 5. Use a humidifier. For those as impatient as me!

[@bonitapajarita]

Thank you 😅🙏🏾

[@imsleepingbeauty]

If i could afford to buy things like a Dyson, I would probably be living in an apartment that actually has AC 😂 Lots of fans in my place tho.

[@homecapricehc]

Totally get that! These tips work great for any fan, even the budget-friendly ones. Stay cool! 😎 P.S. Since we got a lot of comments that the Dyson fan we suggested in the video is too expensive, we have listed some of the more budget friendly options out there on a pinned comment. on this video. Feel free to check them out.

[@moraigna66]

And what does this expensive fan do to blow cold air into the room?

[@JustRead850]

I'm pretty sure most of us who came here can't afford the expensive fan at the end, and if we did, we would buy air-conditioners and wouldn't be here in the first place...

[@homecapricehc]

Thank you for the feedback! Since we got a lot of comments that the Dyson fan we suggested in the video is too expensive, we have listed some of the more budget friendly options out there on a pinned comment. on this video. Feel free to check them out.

[@ilyumbraa]

didn't work for the fan but you gave me the idea of putting wet cloth around my body so thank you so much lmaooo

[@homecapricehc]

Glad you found something that worked! Stay cool! 😄

[@buttcrack7784]

Ceiling fan pull the cooler air down? Really? The physics in my world dictate that cold air is heavier and sinks so the hot air is higher up.

[@homecapricehc]

Yes, you are right, cold air is heavier, however ceiling fans create an airflow that moves air from the top (hot air) to the bottom, thus pushing the cold air to the top and so on. This creates a loop of cold air being circulated in the room and gives you that nice breeze feeling.

[@BeatBall]

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[@Valeriamtzp]

​@@homecapricehcalso ceiling fans have a cold weather mode where the blades spin clockwise and it makes the opposite effect