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Keeping air circulating within a room helps employees and guests stay more comfortable on hot days. Floor fans offer one way to move air and to provide a much-needed breeze when the office gets stuffy. These fans come in several different designs and are made to sit securely on the floor. Staples® carries a wide selection of fans for the home and office.
Keeping Cool at Home or Work With Floor Fans
Designed for mobility and ease of use, a floor fan is ideal for anywhere extra ventilation is needed. Place a fan in a hot kitchen to keep air moving and to prevent overheating. Use a fan on a patio to help reduce the heat from the sun while reading or sunbathing. Use an oscillating fan to help cool the entire room quickly by moving stagnant air. Wall fans may also be used at night and during nap time to create a soft white noise that makes sleep more comfortable. Situate a fan to blow into a humid room to reduce moisture and safeguard against mold growth.
Window and Floor Fan Options for Work or Home Use
Window fans are available with an array of options to choose from. High-velocity fans move at greater speeds for maximum air flow while tilting fans let users find the optimal angle for the air to reach the desk or work area. Metal fans are intended for durability while plastic designs are lightweight and easy to move. Oscillating fans cover a large amount of space with their rotating design. For industrial and commercial use, there are heavy-duty fans that point towards the floor to dry out wet carpet and other moist and flooded areas. These can also be used to help cure tile or concrete quickly to increase worker productivity. Fans with an included remote control allow users to change the speed from anywhere in the room.
How Are the Blades on a Floor Fan Maintained?
To clean the blades on a fan, remove one of the sides to gain access to the blades. Mix a solution of mild dish detergent and warm water. Dip a soft cloth in the solution and wipe down the blades and both sides of the grill. Wipe away any excess moisture with a dry cloth and put the cover back on. Use a soft paint brush to dust off the motor.
Are There Floor Fans With Timers?
Some fans are equipped with timers that allow users to select a preset amount of time for the fan to turn on and operate. Set the fan to operate during the hottest part of the day, or set it to come on to cool specific regular events in an office.
Where Is the Optimal Place to Set a Floor Fan?
Place the fan so it points across the room to an opposite wall. This helps bounce the air off the wall and back into the room for greater cooling. Make sure the fan is unobstructed by large objects, which may impede the air flow.
Keeping Cool at Home or Work With Floor Fans
Designed for mobility and ease of use, a floor fan is ideal for anywhere extra ventilation is needed. Place a fan in a hot kitchen to keep air moving and to prevent overheating. Use a fan on a patio to help reduce the heat from the sun while reading or sunbathing. Use an oscillating fan to help cool the entire room quickly by moving stagnant air. Wall fans may also be used at night and during nap time to create a soft white noise that makes sleep more comfortable. Situate a fan to blow into a humid room to reduce moisture and safeguard against mold growth.
Window and Floor Fan Options for Work or Home Use
Window fans are available with an array of options to choose from. High-velocity fans move at greater speeds for maximum air flow while tilting fans let users find the optimal angle for the air to reach the desk or work area. Metal fans are intended for durability while plastic designs are lightweight and easy to move. Oscillating fans cover a large amount of space with their rotating design. For industrial and commercial use, there are heavy-duty fans that point towards the floor to dry out wet carpet and other moist and flooded areas. These can also be used to help cure tile or concrete quickly to increase worker productivity. Fans with an included remote control allow users to change the speed from anywhere in the room.
How Are the Blades on a Floor Fan Maintained?
To clean the blades on a fan, remove one of the sides to gain access to the blades. Mix a solution of mild dish detergent and warm water. Dip a soft cloth in the solution and wipe down the blades and both sides of the grill. Wipe away any excess moisture with a dry cloth and put the cover back on. Use a soft paint brush to dust off the motor.
Are There Floor Fans With Timers?
Some fans are equipped with timers that allow users to select a preset amount of time for the fan to turn on and operate. Set the fan to operate during the hottest part of the day, or set it to come on to cool specific regular events in an office.
Where Is the Optimal Place to Set a Floor Fan?
Place the fan so it points across the room to an opposite wall. This helps bounce the air off the wall and back into the room for greater cooling. Make sure the fan is unobstructed by large objects, which may impede the air flow.