Overhead fans reduce heating costs
Last December, I climbed up on a ladder in the living room to update a bulb in the overhead light fixture, then i instantaneously began to sweat! The difference in temperature from floor level to up near the ceiling was significant.
This proved that the hot air from the furnace was rising straight up to the ceiling and only falling back down once it cooled off, and because of this, higher temperature control settings were necessary.
The furnace was forced to run longer and more often, resulting in greater energy consumption, accelerated wear and tear and higher energy bills. I was not cheerful about the idea of paying seriously fancy energy bills in order to heat the ceiling. I needed to figure out a way to push the heat down toward the floor; With a little research, I came across ceiling fans. They are available in a wide variety of sizes, styles and prices. There are seriously current ceiling fans with premium fan motors and higher blade pitch that can transport a fantastic deal of air effectively. There are some certainly appealing options, and my wife and I were able to handle DIY upgrade. I invested into ceiling fans for all the main living spaces, including our living rooms… My pal and I set the ceiling fan to spin counterclockwise during summer time to create a cooling effect. My pal and I reverse the direction in the winter time months and run the fan on a slower speed to distribute heat more effectively throughout the room. I’ve seen nearly a fifteen percent reduction on our monthly heating costs and the household feels more comfortable.
air conditioning repair service