Correct Ceiling Fan Rotation Direction | Cool in Summer and Warm in Winter 

Plain & simple for me up for summer/down for winter...thanks!

Thank You!! Why can’t anyone make it this easy!!

Thanks . That's all I came here for. I can't feel shit. Down or up. I'm busy!

Thanks so much! I had it in the wrong setting all this time. 😮

Will it effect my ps5

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I live in south Florida and I feel like no matter what I do, certain rooms in my house will not get as cool as other places in the house.

@@jhard94 oh cool man. I’m from port Charlotte

Lollol

lol, same here 🤦🏻. thanks for the tips!

oh shoot i already did it but i’m too tired to check or clean where the dust went

Thank you

Bro just explained the part I was looking for and saved me some time. Ty

Thank you Mr. Farrik 😊

What about from left to right?

I have the same question. My son's house has AC floor vent/ducts, and they are small. Cool air comes from them but not with any force. Would it make sense to try having the ceiling fan pull "up" the cool air? Upstairs does not cool off well. Thanks to anyone who can weigh in on this.

This has been exactly my experience. We live in mobile home with vents on the floor. When I followed the instructions for this video, I immediately felt a warm draft coming down from the ceiling. Switched it and the room is cooler.

Faith id have the unit replaced and ducts and inspected. Prob needs larger ducting and bigger registers. However I’m in central California and I love AC.

@@faith8139 In summer you close all the basement vents and open the main floor vents. In winter you open the basement vents and adjust upstairs depending on the room. South facing rooms usually closed more in daytime and north facing open. Cold air drops down and heat rises. This is critical in summer! Always close the basement vents. Then your air flow will be greater/faster because the same volume of forced air has less space to flow to.

Yes exactly my mobile the registers are on floor so my ceiling fan pushes down the warm are my fan is in the kitchen so keep my living room warm

You also may have had your thermostat higher than necessary. Every degree turned up, makes a huge difference. I keep mine as low as I can tolerate in the winter.

Thank you. I had that question. 😊

But aren't you raising cold air up?

Thank you!!!!

@@lanrebloom7030 yes if you want the room to be cold and the ac duct is on the floor or low. Cold air drops, heat rises. Eventually the room would fill up cold doing nothing to help it. It will just take longer for the cold to fill from the floor up and push the heat out further. If the ac duct is up high on the wall or window it naturally will begin to drop and need less help to cool the room compared to the floor. Adding ceiling fans and just fans in general can help make all of this happen faster and helps save energy. Its the same idea in winter and you want the room to be warm. If the heat ducts are on the floor, baseboards etc heat will rise floor area warming up first with the mid to ceiling area chilly still. Pulling the heat up warms the room faster. If heat is high on the ceiling the warm air collects slowly warming a room because heat rises and naturally doesnt want to go down with colder air wrapping around your legs and frozen feet. 😄 so counterclockwise ceiling fan will push hot air down to the floor. Clockwise sucks air up from the floor. This is all especially helpful when a home isnt insulated well with drafts. Where its harder to keep any room at a regular comfortable temperature. Well insulated homes have less need for extra meaaures.

You said it better than any of the videos on this subject I've watched animation Mark maybe you should be like a RU-vid video editor, clarifying what people are trying to say but don't quite get there LOL thank you!😊

Good tip thanks!

Consider using pedestal fan placed near window, to pull in cooler air during night.

Literally have been having this fight with toxic baby mama. I know the feel.

Depends

Yup!

In the summer you want to "cool down" . In the winter you want to " warm up" 😃 That's a easy way to remember.

My switch is left to right so which way do I turn it?

Probably a bad switch.

Ok which way is forward

They're both moving forward regardless of direction. The high side should be the leading side in summer and low side should be the leading side in winter.

Yes! Just as he said. 😉

I've read several opinions and they all suggested a slow rotation for the winter months.

You are absolutely correct and everybody else is wrong... I'm with you.. I just read tons of the post and I still stick by what I know and what u said .. the seems to be extremely subjective I think where the vents are play a role too.

If the fan blade is facing up ( tilted part ) and going In The direction it’s facing is summer time opposite of that is for winter . Or if you feel air coming from under = summer mode , no air = winter

Good question! So for 1950's and 1960's houses it is common to wire switches to control the top outlet on your wall outlets. This was usually used to plug in lamps and then by keeping the lamp set to the on position you could use the wall switch to turn on/off the lamp. To test this, plug something into the top wall outlet(s) in the area and use the switch to see if it turns on/off. Let me know what you find 👍

Thank you!

Depends on where your vents are... Cool air settle so it should be updraft in the summer, reverse that for the winter and push the heat down... Opposite of what you said... This is very subjective information.

Ceiling fans don't have warmers. 🤦🏽‍♀️

The best thing to do is buy box fans and blow them out the window. Attic fans are great. At night they pull the hot air up while pulling cooler night air in. Ur ceiling fan being where it is I would blow up in summer. Down in winter

Yea that’s how my room is as well

the switch in the Left position is pushes the air down for the summer months. The switch in the right position pulls the air up for the winter months