HOW TO FIX HOT & COLD ROOMS IN YOUR HOME 🔥❄️

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If you have a room in your home that is always to hot or to cold, you're not alone. In this video I show a quick, easy, and affordable way to fix this problem for good. Using the AC Infinity Airtap Smart register booster fan vent I show how to replace your HVAC registers with this motorized blower. The results were amazing - I was able to raise/lower the temperature in those rooms by about 5 degrees to ultimately make them more comfortable and save money. WE LOVE THAT!
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[@HEAVENLYTUNESDJANGEL]

How do you deal with no outlet near by. We can't have an extension cord in the middle of the floor. When is the battery power coming out?

[@JacksonBurgasser]

These work more on hotter days with A/C on auto. My room went from the hottest room in the house to the coldest room in the house using this

[@steezyjxe4190]

just got a few of these, they REALLY work. made my room with two pcs running icey :D

[@Kitearmy]

Great - make sure to give me a thumbs up!

[@dreskull3690]

What temperature do u have yours set to? cause I have my ps4 watching Netflix and it heats up my room but the booster doesn't make my room icy at all its probably 1 or 2 degrees cooler

[@steezyjxe4190]

@@dreskull3690 when my AC is on temps coming through ducts it reads going from 68-50, I have mine set to 69, when my AC is off during the night my temp reads 69-70, So majority of the days the boosters running 24/7, except from 12am-4am I also have my fam setting at max, I used to be drenched in sweat with overclocked pcs, also took about a full 24/hr cycle and my room became the same temps as downstairs. Hope this helps!

[@steezyjxe4190]

@@dreskull3690 if setting the temp doesn’t work well with yours just try running it with the fans on max! My room used to be the hottest room, since purchase I sleep with blankets again 😂

[@Kitearmy]

@@dreskull3690 I get about 5 degrees

[@RoastBeefCurtians]

All my vents are on ceiling so the plug in/cord would look really bad in my house. Cool product if you have floor or wall vents

[@Kitearmy]

this would be odd on the ceiling - they do have some products that can go inside the vents

[@yesla4tesla]

I was going to say the same thing here. My vents are on ceiling.

[@Kitearmy]

@@yesla4tesla yeah my parents home is like that. I guess when there is no basement that is how most of the duct work is run. Just FYI Ac infinity sells models that can be installed in the ducts. Though I don't know how well they work.

[@allensanchez5817]

Yup just seen the video my rooms gets the sun all day looking for something like this but again my vent is also on the ceiling

[@Mscott1529]

That sounds like a very simple small cord track fix. Install track and paint it the wall color. That’s what I plan on doing, rather than spending money to try and regulate one room (farthest from HVAC). I’ll take barely noticeable wall track over super hot or cold any day.

[@koreymayo8884]

Also make sure all the bedrooms in your house have return air vents and ducts or door undercuts or return air transfer vents above the doors.

[@shellyt2906]

You should not be using those type of filters…they restrict the air flow too much. Ask any AC person and they will tell you NOT to use these type of filters you are promoting in this video. That filter alone will make a difference in the air flow you have coming out of your ductwork.

[@nterfacemxo]

what about registers that is on the ceiling? What are people doing with the fact that this needs to be plugged in?

[@aleisewoods1677]

I tacked the cord to ceiling to outlet

[@goodmanshealth]

Wow, that is a great product and my wife and I are going to purchase one for our problem room. Thank you once again for showing us a product we would not have known about and for your professional and honest opinion. KIte Army!!! Yes!!! PS I am going to share this with my many f.b. friends.

[@Kitearmy]

Thanks mate! you can always borrow mine ;)

[@egomaniac8510]

I use ac infinity in my indoor garden they have superior products. Pay to play. They are expensive. Adding inline booster fans at $20 ea. Might be a cheaper alternative and you dont get the noise plus you get to keep your outlets. Imo

[@Kitearmy]

Funny that you also love EGO products - I think the booster fans are a good idea but most people will have trouble installing

[@nathan4233]

Buy a k&n home air filter merv 11 lasts forever, you just clean it, I spent 35 bucks on it, and it's already paid for itself. And I'm about to buy this booster FYI, this is gonna make my 122 year old home perfect

[@Kitearmy]

Nice

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

How about add a wifi phone controlled room air conditioner? Either install a window unit, portable, or get a mini split installed. Whole house central air can't be customized for each room. These options can be set for each room. Have both central air and these room climate control devices in place.

[@frankmontez6853]

It really solves the problem of broken off duct work? Duct that has been damaged , torn or somehow came off and is loose there ?

[@markkempton4579]

Thank you for this. I've seen these but assumed they were junk. Too bad they don't come available for baseboard vents. Only our first floor has floor vents.

[@Kitearmy]

These are shockingly well made and have worked well for me

[@kekipark77]

how have i NEVER seen or heard of this before?? fantastic! (if it works for me)

[@Kitearmy]

let us know

[@TheLolacat1]

.just because its causing more airflow doesnt mean the heat or cold is reaching that vent any better? so it would just be pushing more air?

[@discerningmind]

The filters being used are for very heavy filtration like for air purifiers. Most HVAC systems aren't designed to use these because they aren't able to force air through them. The average home most likely doesn't need the filtration he's showing unless it has a HVAC system that's designed for them. The filters he's showing are what's called the MERV category and their use tends to be for hospitals and the like. While having MERV filters in the home would be nice, they require an HVAC system that's designed for their use. This type of filter is very restrictive and could be causing his problem with the rooms that are either too hot or too cold. I tried a similar version of these filters from Scotch that weren't nearly as dense as the Nordic Pure filters that he showed. And they ruined the way my a/c operated resulting in a damp house because the humid air was being blocked by the filters and wasn't able to sufficiently make it to my central a/c unit. As well, it strained the a/c fan, so that it didn't deliver as much air coming out of the ducts. For a/c, the best filters are the angel hair type, as they have a high flow rate and allow your a/c unit to filter out contaminates that pass through them. For heat, I've found the best filters are the next version up from the angel hair type. And adding a humidifier into the system will reduce contaminates from the air and make for a much more comfortable home. Another problem that can cause rooms to be too hot and too cold, is duct work that's misadjusted. All properly designed ductwork has adjustable dampers on each branch allowing for settings between the dampers being fully open to fully closed. Always check the damper adjustments first when a room's temperature is too hot or too cold. The drop-in floor register with the fans that he shows, should always be a last resort. Correct ductwork and correctly adjusted dampers are key before looking into alternatives. You may need a professional to do this, and if so, request a service call to "balance the ducts" or "balance your HVAC system." If you need professional help, I recommend that in advance check any businesses record with the Better Business Bureau. Yes, they still exist and they're free, you don't need to pay for Angie. I started doing that several years back and as a result I've been able to locate the best and most honest businesses near me. www.bbb.org/

[@MMattersMastery]

This is just my case now. Just moved into an apartment in Manchester and discovered that the rooms are so cold ❄️ and also the sun 🌞 doesn't even get to the room. Just as if the rooms is backing the Sun 🌞..

[@maryheiser311]

I have a ceiling AC/Heat vent that is square shaped and too small for the room. The duct work snakes around a lot in my attic similar to what you described in this video. It’s hot in summer and cold in winter. Would it be possible to install your product in my attic over this room and let it function in conjunction with the existing system without altering the existing system. If so, I guess I would have to have or install a power source in the attic? Does this approach make sense and what are your thoughts. Thank you in advance.

[@Kitearmy]

I would consider that an option if I was you - they also sell in vent models but they need power as well

[@idealynx]

Great review! Thanks for posting this. Out of curiosity, were you able to solve your problem with one Airtap 4 or did you need multiple units?

[@Kitearmy]

1 per room fixed the problems - 2 rooms in total

[@idealynx]

@@Kitearmy During the summer months, how much of a temperature variance do you think there was before you installed the Airtap 4?

[@Kitearmy]

@@idealynx I would say about 8-10 degrees

[@idealynx]

@@Kitearmy Wow! That's huge. I just set mine up about an hour ago and I'm testing it now. I'm trying to solve a 4-6 degree difference, so your comment is encouraging. I'll update this thread as soon as I know more.

[@Kitearmy]

@@idealynx it takes a few days to get it right (speed wise and turn on temp). All I can say is that my wife is happy with it.

[@the17bman]

My house has one of those forced air style heating systems too, but the problem my house has is it only has a single giant vent right in the middle of the fist floor of my house at the bottom of the stairs. And you would need to keep all the doors inside the house open for the heat to get into the rooms. Then you have my bedroom, which yeah, its right next to the giant vent downstairs. But I have computers and other expensive electronics in there and we have one cat that likes chewing on wires and another that likes jumping on top of everything and trashing tables and desks. So I have to keep my door shut all the time, which makes my room ridiculously cold during the winter. We did add another heating vent that comes off the furnace and into my room, but by the time the heat reaches the room, its just not strong enough to come out of the little vent we have in there. The heat just stays inside the vent and never comes out. Would this register booster be good enough to help pull the heat out and into the room?

[@club4ghz]

Is it ok if I shut one of 3 bedrooms on the top level of Tri-split level 1500 sqft house ? It's hot like hell in here ?

[@Kitearmy]

you have to try it

[@lawrence1986ify]

this could also work for pellet and wood stoves if you cut a hole in the wall so let's say your kitchen area is the middle of the house and just down the hall way is a room put one of these in the wall and vent it to the bed room

[@Kitearmy]

True

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

Dose not have batteries option and look at the reviews online not recommend

[@gli7utubeo]

Can these be installed when the vents are in the ceiling?

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

No

[@gli7utubeo]

@@CCCC-tq8yo Thank you for the info.

[@PharaohChin]

You look just like Stuart from Madtv. Is it just me? 😂 Thanks for the help!

[@Kitearmy]

Happy to help!

[@ometofu]

except the wires and plug thing.... will try one...

[@Kitearmy]

it would be nice if it was solar or something - but still great solution

[@annetimmons5910]

I bought some but I’m not quite sure how to use it. It says that the fan comes on if the temp is below the temp set for the ac thing and I just don’t understand 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@Kitearmy]

set the AC temp at 70 and start there

[@Jfuzzy85]

I agree lol. No matter how many videos I watch or things I read my brain won't register (no pun intended). I have a basement studio apartment and the temperature upstairs is set to 76. If I understand it correctly, I need to set the cooling function to 77 for it to kick on with the heat function turned off. I have my fan component set to 10. But it doesn't kick on and off. It just stays on... So I'm stuck lol.

[@Kitearmy]

@@Jfuzzy85 makes sure you don't leave it on fan speed mode - otherwise it will stay on. If this helps, please sub

[@lablover3112]

I'm not endorsing this one way or the other. When AC is on the temperature of the air coming out your vent should be between 50 to 60 degrees so when the device detects the cooler temperature it turns on the fan to try and bring more of it into the room

[@EnuffsEnuff318]

It moves air ok. But is the air at the temperature you want?

[@Kitearmy]

Fixed my 2 rooms - raised the temp about 5 degrees

[@avar37]

this is not a sound experiment. you need to do roter rotations via CONTROL which is propeller on airtap on the floor (not under a register), and then you need to subtract out the register effect to see how well it REALLY does

[@Kitearmy]

Right- but it does cool the room

[@saupham8192]

Add more power of the blower motor such 1/3 hp to 1/2 hp.

[@jessemartinez4341]

Can these infinity fan go on the ceiling of your other vents where the Air comes out?

[@Kitearmy]

yes- just need power

[@74betty]

What if the register Size is 2x8?! We bought those air taps and they don't fit. Will cutting the floor work? But the duct is very small.....really need suggestions please

[@Kitearmy]

you have to buy the the right size for your registers

[@74betty]

@@Kitearmy they don't make them that small

[@kevincowan7131]

If you had to do it all over again would you install this again ??

[@Kitearmy]

yep - still using it

[@avar37]

Do they make a version that works on your recirculation venting?

[@Kitearmy]

Yes - I have not tested

[@DrJeannieB]

thanks for info but only works if i have a plug or willing to have extension cords all over...not for me but other solutions are there that don't require a plug - you're awesome though :)

[@spectator1123]

Have you found a solution? I have the same dilemma.

[@Kiddro22]

Those filters that are being used you showed may have a higher Merv rating. Resulting in air restrictions

[@Kitearmy]

true

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

​@@Kitearmyno

[@legionboom4679]

my vents are in the ceiling, no outlets up there. ;-(

[@1d1hamby]

Thanks for the video, and keep up the great work!

[@Kitearmy]

Try to stop me ;)

[@mrcastrejon1]

It looks like a nice product but the drawback is that it needs to be plugged in. It would very difficult to run power to the ceiling.

[@Kitearmy]

yep - battery powered would be good too

[@notnull01]

I would buy is there was a battery based one. My air vents are in tue ceiling

[@Kitearmy]

I think you can screw it to the ceiling

[@jorgecruzm8638]

But wont it take away airflow from the other rooms, the cool airflow has to come from somewhere

[@Kitearmy]

yes - that will require ballancing

[@bacharramadan5340]

Nice video, does the fan work automatically with the Furninece

[@Kitearmy]

Yes - works great - turns on automatically

[@cszulu2000]

The issue I have is the basement is freezing even though the vents are closed, and the second floor is just right temperature.

[@PaulC3rd]

Do they have any that fit baseboard registers?

[@Kitearmy]

don't think so

[@theresamarquez791]

What about when vent on ceiling 😩

[@solarindependentutilitysystems]

Nice !!

[@Kitearmy]

Thanks!

[@WoodsyGerm49]

“You need to change your air filter every 6 months right?” Bro….. I have never seen my parents do anything with any filter….. I’m going to look at it to see if it is even recognizable

[@Kitearmy]

helps clean the air and also will help your AC run better

[@zeng58]

Should I be using at the same temp in the ac?

[@Kitearmy]

no that is the threshold - set them at different temps

[@zeng58]

@@Kitearmy awesome thank you

[@Ibhenriksen]

The problem with these fans is they cause the room to stay too humid. So while you're able to drop the temperature, it makes the room too muggy at the same time.

[@Kitearmy]

I have not noticed that

[@Ibhenriksen]

@@Kitearmy yeah from 41% up to 62% Maybe I should get a dehumidifier for that room too?

[@musicisitall]

ever heard of radiators?

[@DoeyPP]

No way you would have to run power cords everywhere it would be a mess, and how about the grills in the ceiling or side walls.

[@Kitearmy]

I only need it in 1 room

[@jacobz2269]

How cold can the ac infinity go up to

[@Kitearmy]

remember this does not cool itself - it blows cool air

[@ericchurch5518]

Anyone know where to find booster fans for baseboard registers?

[@Kitearmy]

I know they have line boosters - these may work

[@emersonneverstop7562]

Cordless???

[@Kitearmy]

nope - has to be plugged in

[@melovemusic69]

Actually the faster the air comes out the vent the temperature for cold air increases and the temperature coming out of the vent with hot air decreases. That's why the HVAC installers have to get the fan speed set the best speed so the temperatures are the best. To fast and it will not be what the owner wants

[@cassandraethier7512]

I’m going to staple mine along the wall it sucks but better than being hot lol 😂

[@Kitearmy]

I put it under my carpet

[@cassandraethier7512]

@@Kitearmy mines on the ceiling 😢

[@Kitearmy]

@@cassandraethier7512 Yeah - that's going to look sloppy

[@cassandraethier7512]

@@Kitearmy thanks tip

[@Kitearmy]

@@cassandraethier7512 If only you had carpet on your ceiling - preferably shag

[@honestnewsnet]

Only one drawback I can see, and that’s that pretty loud when that set on the higher numbers.

[@gerry427]

great product but not with toddlers around

[@Kitearmy]

I could ss that

[@warriorlink8612]

My targeted vent is on the ceiling. I thought about adding this and then fishing the wire through the ceiling and down the wall, and then drilling out a hole near my outlet. I could run the wire through this and then plug it in. Might look cleaner this way. Thoughts anyone???

[@Kitearmy]

or some wire mold

[@williamk9881]

You don’t get anything “OFF” of Amazon.

[@toofa55u]

Too bad Amazon doesn’t sell them anymore

[@Kitearmy]

they look back ordered

[@42singhabhishek8d9]

DO DUCTING COOLER ARE COOLER THAN AC AND DUCTING COOLER ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION IN 2000 SQ. FT AND COST TO INSTALL IN 2000 SQ. FT I know it is not related to topic but please help

[@mingzhu8093]

This thing are quite noisy.

[@Kitearmy]

slow down the speed

[@musicisitall]

WHY ARE YOU SCREAMING INTO THE CAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM??????????????????????????????????

[@Kitearmy]

WHAT?

[@musicisitall]

YOU ARE SCREAMING INSTEAD OF PRESENTING AND TALKINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG@@Kitearmy

[@terryosowski8143]

Worthless!!! I added an additional 10” duct from the main plenum coming off the top of the air handler leading to an added additional vent in the ceiling in our main bedroom. Our bedroom is now pleasantly cold !

[@Kitearmy]

Thanks for sharing

[@MillionMileDrive]

What do you do about those ugly power cords going to each register? I saw a battery powered product a while ago that will shut vents to rooms that aren't needed creating more pressure for the rooms that do need heating/cooling

[@Kitearmy]

under the carpet

[@susanleclair811]

Mine is in the ceiling...do they make these for the vents in the ceiling as opposed to the floor or wall systems? Thank you!!

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

Ni

[@koreymayo8884]

Standard 1 inch air filters need to be changed every 30 days and always buy the cheapest air filters because they have the most air flow. If you want to filter smaller particules then get a stand alone air purifier.

[@yungzed]

thanks

[@RobertLeBlancPhoto]

I bought two of these and they didn't work for us at all. Barely any increase in air flow and they were very noisy. Waste of money.

[@jason20341]

Got 4 of these for our upstairs rooms for summer. They definitely push more air through! I set my threshold temp for the vent at 70. So at 70 or lower reading in the duct they will kick on speed 10. They seem to run pretty constant though. At 6 watts per unit I don’t think it’s too bad compared to switching my ac to on instead of auto and having the blower run all day.

[@Kitearmy]

You can set the max speed on the last setting

[@jason20341]

@@Kitearmy yep, I like running them at 10 though

[@Kitearmy]

@@jason20341 Full power captain

[@akdm82]

Filters like that can also be part of the problem as they are more restrictive to air flow. If you use those, maybe add some extra return registers or switch to the cheapest, least restrictive filters AND add more returns like I did.

[@USSLKA-116]

Register fans may solve your problem but they don't work for ceiling supply ducts.

[@2snipe1]

Whenever I watch one of your videos I look at my life and go, it's obviously not comfortable enough yet 😆. Amazing find! I'm a little shocked at how well it performs. But does this mean the HVAC shuts off sooner? Or does this mean you can choose a thermostat setting that's more efficient? My house doesn't have a a multiple sensor thermostat.

[@Kitearmy]

It really means your house temperature can be more even

[@hrdman2luv]

You're amazed at "how well this works," but the ask if the HVAC is going to shut off sooner? Did you really install one?

[@CamaleBell-wl8dg]

​@@Kitearmy how are you doing I have no heat in my living room and bed room and my living is 72 on the thermostat,it's freezing in my house I have heat in my living room temporarily but no heat in my bedroom at all,my heat coming on intermittently, the inspector said I have heat, but they said it might be the duct work, I said the same thing,the management doesn't care about fixing the problem properly they know it needs more work,

[@Jetsalmon8]

The AC is on. my hallway is cold but my room is hot

[@Kitearmy]

do it

[@back-roads]

Nice! That looks like something we could use, especially in the summer

[@Kitearmy]

yeah - those rooms get way to cold in the summer

[@computerguy6264]

It does NOT tell you the temperature of the room. It tells you the temperature of the air from the ac/heater. When you set its temperature, you are telling it what temperature you ac/heater puts out when active. That way it turns off when it detects the heat pump or compressor is off. It does not work like a common thermostat.

[@SophiaAphrodite]

That's inaccurate. It is exactly like a thermostat. He even goes through the setup that is exactly like a thermostat. That being said. It's proximity to the vent will cause it to not be accurate as a normal thermostat.

[@computerguy6264]

@@SophiaAphrodite Hair dye fried your brain.

[@javaman2883]

I installed four of these to fix my home. Two downstairs run in the winter time so my den isn't 55 degrees when the rest of the house is 70. The other two run on ssome third floor rooms in the summer so those aren't 80 when the rest of the house is 74. They're a bit noisy in the summer, because I need them on 9 or 10.

[@DesertTony92264]

My Airtap really works and helps my central air cool my impossible to cool primary bedroom with vaulted ceilings.

[@Kitearmy]

YES!!!!

[@nobodynobody1235]

I understand about the cooling part, this fan will turn on once it hits the temp without the need for the entire hvac to run. But how is it going to help to warm the room during winter?? Withouth the heater turn on, this little fan wont do warm right ?

[@Kitearmy]

IT just balances your house - it does not heat

[@queenvsev4800]

Problem is that my vents are in the ceiling. What’s the fix for that? And where did you find that propeller

[@thrivingentrepreneur]

What if you put a fan in front of your vent lol

[@PhilippinesScam]

lol I have 32 vents in my house

[@Kitearmy]

Go for it lol

[@devonschmitz4113]

Do you think these would help a bedroom that have stuffy stale air in it?

[@Kitearmy]

def if you have forced air - just helps push more into the space

[@bobbystaats1846]

Pretty damn cool 💥💥💥

[@Kitearmy]

or hot :)

[@jetcontracting4244]

So does it rob other areas?

[@Kitearmy]

It's more like ballancing than robbing

[@jack91522]

Do all modern hvac systems have a filter in the plenum located in the attic? I thought it just has the filter at the intake located inside the house?

[@BenjaminPlaysRust]

Most modern systems have one or the other. Either intake filters, or the big filter that sits in the handler.

[@kyhl6159]

Sucks if you have ceiling vents

[@brad9551]

I PRAY I PRAY I PRAY......

[@vegetablepolice1]

first video ive seen for thease ❤ looks to rilly work well

[@Kitearmy]

It does!

[@janettagagnon3245]

Confused about the thermostat. Does the fan came on when the room temperature is set, or the temperature of the air coming through. I feel like the air coming through as the same temperature regardless of what your thermostat is set up.

[@Kitearmy]

It just controls the set point to turn the unit on or off

[@Gunhawk817]

So I’ve had mine for a fairly small amount of time, and I cannot even use it. If I press the up or down arrow, the Screen displays “LC”, and if I press the menu button, it just turns off the screen. Fans never move and I don have the instruction Manuel. Do you think you can help? Is there a way to reset it?

[@elizabethmizglewski8169]

Looks awesome! Only downside for me is the plug.

[@2snipe1]

Thats true. Although, it's no problem for a updated receptacle with USB ports.

[@Kitearmy]

@@2snipe1 I wonder if this could be powered by USB

[@csmoothsk8ter17]

Was thinking that propeller thingy would work to keep my cats off the hot heater vents so they don't burn themselves but my vents are to close to the wall. The vents are too hot to the touch. Don't know how to keep my cats off the vents ugh.

[@_Moto215]

This is an excellent video! Thank you. I just had my furnace/ac unit replaced and I was told there is a static pressure sensor in the unit since I have a variable speed blower. I'm wondering if this could screw anything up with that. My son always complains he is hot at night and his room is the furthest from the units. Again, well done my friend.

[@Kitearmy]

Yeah but it is already screwed up because you have rooms that are not cooled or heated - worth a shot

[@lablover3112]

Your static pressure sensor will kick your fan speed back down if you have some vents shut creating too much back pressure. The reason for this is, say you are in high heat mode but several vents are closed and not enough air is flowing through the heat exchanger causing over heating this is a back up safety. The same for cooling not enough air flow and your cooling coils could ice up and stop air flow. If you have enough vents in your home you might be able to shut some vents where not needed and still not trip the static pressure sensor. Zoning might have helped and maybe still could check back with the people that just got paid to fix your problem

[@melovemusic69]

Your exactly correct and yes it will be for a negative affect I'm afraid. But I'm just going by what my HVAC installer said and applying what this guy is said.

[@BrandonMitchell84]

tooo bad they arent available :-(

[@Kitearmy]

out of stock - they are coming in again soon

[@trishamartinez8641]

? I have an old ac. I live in an apt. How can I get it cool on here. They won’t give me a new one I barely have it around 75. And it’s so warm in here. And ideas

[@maryheiser311]

Please see my questions from 1 day ago about forced air vents in a problem room. Much thanks if you can answer,

[@Kitearmy]

replied

[@maryheiser311]

Thank you- which model would you recommend? The room size is approximately. 150 sq ft.

[@zekelander]

Great idea. If only there we’re actually outlets located anywhere near existing registers

[@Kitearmy]

my house has them

[@liljeff39]

You can always use an extension cord.

[@BrianScottGameNight]

It seems like it's just a fan but it has a hot and cold. Why? Why do you need to change it?

[@wandameadows5736]

$69.99 for a digital thermostat, 2 PC fans & a plastic register? LOL