Hykolity LED Reversible Blade Ceiling Fan, 52-Inch

One way to keep your bedroom cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter is to install a ceiling fan. Today, there are a wide range of ceiling fans for bedroom available for sale. You’ll want to take the time to review all of the possible fan features before determining which model best fits your needs.

The first thing you should consider is the lighting in your bedroom. If you don’t get enough light from your table lamps, you’ll want to go with a ceiling fan that includes a center light fixture. The Harbor Breeze Mazon Ceiling Fan, 44-Inch comes with a light kit that uses an 18-watt LED light. That light is dimmable, which means you’ll be able to control the exact amount of brightness you’d like to add to the room.

Next review the size of your bedroom. You want to make sure the fan’s blades are long enough to properly circulate the air in your room. The Fanaway Ceiling Fan, LED Light, Remote, 48-Inch is best for medium-sized rooms. If your bedroom is on the small side, a 44-inch fan would fine, however, larger rooms would do best with a set of 52-inch blades.

Look at the ceiling fan’s motor to see what it’s capable of. With the Brightwatts Ceiling Fan, Energy Efficient, LED, 52-Inch, you’ll have a choice between three different speed settings, as well as the ability to reverse the direction of the blades. Not all ceiling fans come with this option, and if you can’t reverse the blades, you won’t be able to use the fan in the winter to push the warm air back down toward your living space.

See if the ceiling fan’s design matches your preferred design aesthetic. For example, the Parrot Uncle Remote & Retractable Ceiling Fan, 46-Inch has a vintage cage chandelier and blades that not only retract when not in use but also give off a farmhouse vibe. You’ll find other fan models on the market that come in contemporary, industrial and chic designs.

• Some ceiling fans don’t include a remote control with your purchase. You’ll need to buy one separately.
• Always check that the ceiling fan is energy efficient in order to keep your electric bills as low as possible.
• It’s important to note that ceiling fans can stir up the dust in your bedroom, which can bother individuals who suffer from allergies. Placing your bed so that it isn’t directly underneath the fan and incorporating the use of an air filter can help reduce allergy symptoms.
• Just like anything else, ceiling fans gather dust. You’ll need to clean them routinely. First, you’ll need to power down the fans, remove any light bulbs and set a sheet on the floor underneath the ceiling fan to make clean up easier. Second, spray an all-purpose cleaner on the blades and use a lint-free cloth to remove the dust. Third, spray a paper towel with glass cleaner and carefully wipe down the light fixture. Finally, replace the bulbs and take the sheet outside to shake off the dust. If your fan blades are made from wood, you can also polish them after you clean them.
• Ceiling fans come in a wide range of prices, so no matter what your budget, you’re sure to find a model that can get the job done. The Brightwatts Ceiling Fan, Energy Efficient, LED, 52-Inch and the Harbor Breeze Mazon Ceiling Fan, 44-Inch are among the most affordable options. You’ll pay a moderate price for the Parrot Uncle Remote & Retractable Ceiling Fan, 46-Inch, while the Fanaway Ceiling Fan, LED Light, Remote, 48-Inch is able to command the highest price of the four.