Anyone have a favorite fan they really love? They all seem so cheap or weak.
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firsttimeARE
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Steer clear of the cannabis brands
Heard they are junk....i came to the realization good ones cost $150+ and still may have issues so I just bought shitty ones and will replace as needed
Heard they are junk....i came to the realization good ones cost $150+ and still may have issues so I just bought shitty ones and will replace as needed
Rurumo
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You need to check out the tower fans. I have a 42 inch Lasko hanging sideways just over the top of the canopy and it was finally the solution I was looking for. You could stand it upright and let it oscillate, but it blows hard, so I think it works best hanging. I got this idea from PJ Diaz. I also have an oscillating fan under the canopy.
kingromano
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the best fan i know is taurus alpatec
not so expensive
very good fan
easy to disasemble quickly to clean (i clean it every 2 month)
and man it's so silent
not so expensive
very good fan
easy to disasemble quickly to clean (i clean it every 2 month)
and man it's so silent
firsttimeARE
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Got these from walmart like $10 or $15 per. I sit them on my half wall in the basement
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ilovereggae
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+1 for Lasko. They are the only brand that last for me. They are also easy to take apart to clean. I have clip fans, small tower oscillating and tall floor ones from them for the house. I have one hurricane fan left that still works but most of those I bought die within 6 mos. They are also more of a pain to take apart for cleaning.
SpawnOfShulgin
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I don't have a link, but for a small space this clip on dual fan is pretty sweet. Its quiet bit strong for its size. Its speed adjustable and each fan can pointed different directions.
Works great for my 2x4. Got it on Amazon for about $40 i think.
Works great for my 2x4. Got it on Amazon for about $40 i think.
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insomnia65
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Also put cost to run, I've found buying a good fan sometimes also means a high cost to run.
