Air, Glorious Air
Val's original idea to have a ceiling fan installed during our recent major home improvement and repair project became a reality, and a great idea it is.
Instead of the usual tossing and turning, waking up with sweaty bed clothes, sheets and pillow cases and feeling exhausted and icky (no shuffle, though) on a warm night, I fell asleep almost as soon as I got to bed last night and stayed asleep all night, feeling very comfortable and much cooler than normal on a 75-80-degree night.
Of course, I'd prefer to still be in bed with Val, who has Fridays off of work in her screwed-up schedule
Instead of the usual tossing and turning, waking up with sweaty bed clothes, sheets and pillow cases and feeling exhausted and icky (no shuffle, though) on a warm night, I fell asleep almost as soon as I got to bed last night and stayed asleep all night, feeling very comfortable and much cooler than normal on a 75-80-degree night.
Of course, I'd prefer to still be in bed with Val, who has Fridays off of work in her screwed-up schedule
posted by Kevin J. Hosey at 6:54 AM
3 Comments:
When it gets to wintertime, make sure you reverse the direction of the fan's spin for optimum effect. Ceiling fans are wonderful! I wish we had one in our apartment.
Val has mentioned that fan spin reversal, Jaquandor, being she is the mechanically and technologically minded person in this family.
OK, not being mechanically inclined........how do you reverse the ceiling fan, is there a switch that does that?
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