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Ceiling fans are great home appliances because they make your rooms cooler in hot summer days. Some people prefer to have fans installed on their ceilings than an air conditioning unit or a regular floor fan because of several reasons. For one, a ceiling fan is out of your children's reach. You do not have to worry about your kids touching the blades and hurting themselves. They also look more stylish and elegant. Certain designs and styles look good even in the most elegant rooms, unlike floor fans or air conditioners. Fans are also cheaper than air conditioners when you initially buy them and in terms of the amount of the electricity that you have to pay every month because they consume less energy. Though ceiling fans are cheaper than air conditioning units, it is just as important to take care of them just like you would your expensive air conditioner. You should know how to properly clean your ceiling fan for you to be able to maximize its efficiency. If you want to clean your fan's dusty blades, you can clean them while the fan is on the ceiling. Be sure to turn off and unplug the fan to avoid being electrocuted. Use a ladder to reach the fan and bring some paper towels and a spray cleaner with you. Spray a small amount of spray cleaner on the paper towel and wipe it on one blade. Do the same procedure until you have cleaned all of the blades. If your ceiling fan has lighting fixtures, you should also dust each ceiling fan light to make sure that the light glows brightly. If you want to clean not just the blades but also the motor, you should take down the ceiling fan from the ceiling. It is important that you know how to disassemble the ceiling fan's parts. Open the ceiling fan to clean the motor. Do not wet the motor and do not clean it with an all-purpose cleaner. You should just wipe it with a clean and dry cloth or paper towel to remove the dust and dirt. Exposure to water and detergent can damage the fan's motor. You should consider cleaning your ceiling fan thoroughly once in every two months to prevent dust and dirt accumulation. Remember that a dusty blade and motor makes the ceiling fan wobbly and inefficient. It is also not good for your health, especially if you have a family member who has dust allergies or breathing problems. Additionally, a dusty ceiling fan does not look good. Instead of enhancing your room's appearance, the dirty ceiling fan will only be an eyesore. Cleaning your fan will ensure maximum performance and efficiency and will make your room look and feel clean, safe, and comfortable.
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