Sunday, December 6, 2009
Ceiling fans not only look beautiful, they can help conserve energy. We use them all year long in our home and have one in every room. They help conserve propane in the winter, because we use our fireplace as the primary source of heat and turn our fans on low to circulate the warm air. During winter months, the direction of the fan should be reversed in order to draw the room air up to the ceiling and force the warm air down. We also save money during the summer because our air conditioner doesn't have to run as often.
Casablanca has earned the reputation of producing the best ceiling fans in the world. Their Vita model rates well above average, and is so quiet and well designed that it can be used for 24 hours a day for years on end without fear of burning out the motor. Hansen Wholesale Ceiling Fans is the perfect place to search from a variety of fans in a wide range of prices. They offer detailed specifications of every product, and provide comparison data for quality, CFM airflow, efficiency, and watts. For those who are searching for a quality ceiling fan in an average price range, I can attest to the quality of Hunter fans. We've used them in our home for years, and have always been pleased with their performance. When purchasing replacement light bulbs for any ceiling fans, remember that the total wattage must not exceed 190 watts.
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