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Thursday, November 3, 2011

Use Ceiling Fans to reduce Heating and Cooling Costs Year Round

Use Ceiling Fans to reduce Heating and Cooling Costs Year Round


Reduce Heating Costs this winter by using ceiling fans

With fuel costs rising and winter on its way, now is the time to make sure your house is winterized and weather proof. If you already have ceiling fans, winter is assuredly the time to turn them on. While most citizen think of installing a ceiling fan for summer cooling, studies show that you can save about 10% on your heating bill by using these fans in conjunction with your heating system. Fans are especially beneficial if you have high ceilings. However, since most ceilings are 8 feet or higher the gradually spinning blades will push the warm Air down and towards the center of the room.

Winter set up

To get the most out of your ceiling fan this winter, make sure that you have your blades spinning in a clockwise direction. If your fan is mounted on a high ceiling you may need a step ladder or 8 foot ladder to admittedly get up into the fan and reverse the direction of the switch. If you have a wall operate for the ceiling fan, you will also want to adjust the blade speed to the slowest spin.

Summer set up

Using a ceiling fan does not admittedly lower the climatic characteristic of your room as does a cooling system. What it does do, though, is blow cool Air around developMent you feel about 8 degrees cooler. So, what you can do is set your thermostat a few degrees higher (this is how you start recovery money) and the breeze from the fan will keep you comfortable.

To set up your fan, make sure that your blades are spinning in a counter-clockwise position. For maximum cooling put your fan on the top possible setting.
By using a ceiling fan in conjunction with your cooling theory or air conditioner you can save up to 40% off your unabridged summer cooling bill.


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1 comment:

  1. Nice really and interesting topic this is more useful for me to save more amount of money and a long term.

    Better Heating & Cooling

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