No doubt in the middle of a hot Southern summer, your ceiling fans spin at top speed to cool things down. They may be constantly moving, but there’s still plenty of dirt building up along the blades.

When it comes to beating the heat, a good fan can go a long way to help cool you down. But did you know the direction the fan blades spin makes a difference, at least when talking about a ceiling fan?

Abstract: This paper presents the design and development of a power line communication (PLC) system for controlling DC ceiling fans, aiming to replace conventional infrared (IR) remote control. The ...

Ceiling fans can be a stylish, cost-effective alternative to air conditioning. They can also help you in winter by moving warm air from your heater around the room. But a noisy fan whirring above your ...

INGLEWOOD — Bradley Beal lined up alongside his new teammates for his Clippers debut on Friday night, but the feeling wasn’t new. The experience felt strangely familiar, not just the game, but the ...

Among all of the large flowers, Rafflesia arnoldi produces the biggest single bloom. Native to the rainforests of Malaysia and Indonesia, where it is one of three national flowers, the so-called ...

Now is the best time to invest in a space heater since, despite the air getting brisker by the day, there's still a few weeks left until the temperatures drastically drop. If you've done some research ...

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