🔧 Alpurple 3-Piece Ceiling Fan Blade Balancing Kit: Includes Balancing Clip Set and 6 Self-Adhesive 5G Weights Review

The clips are made of hard plastic. When I tried to install them on the fan wheel they broke. The plastic is hard and brittle. I heated the third clip with a lighter to soften the plastic and widen the clip's opening. Not worth $8.

Our ceiling fan oscillates at higher speeds. It was REALLY annoying. So I was hoping this would clear things up, and it certainly did. It took about 10 minutes and - PROBLEM SOLVED! One of these should come with every ceiling fan, it doesn't matter.

Does it work? Something like. Maybe. If I played with it a bit more I was able to remove all the wobble. But only three test clips were supplied and one was too loose and one broke when I tried to put it on. Oh yes, and instructions! Are there no spaces in Google Translate? Don't read it if you have migraines or if you know and care about kerning.

The synthetic material in the adjustable balance clamps is very stiff and not flexible. Unless your fan blades are very thin, you'll need a flathead screwdriver to pry them open. Be careful, this material breaks easily. The idea is solid. There are no spaces between words in the instructions and the usual weird grammar of Chinese English. Although cheap, I would not recommend.

The fan weight kit is pretty simple and this one works great. Balanced one of our fans with no problems. Well, except for one, for which he took a star off. Instructions. That's a bad English interpretation at first, but there's not a single SPACE anywhere. I took a picture. If you really need this guide, maybe look at another product. If you don't need instructions this is a great set. Most won't need them, it's not rocket science.

Junk glue on metal washers is similar to Elmers glue. After removing the adhesive backing, I pulled out all the weights. As I said, thanks to the clip I can finally fall asleep before I have to get up at 5am, so I guess that's the point. Also, I live in the inhospitable wasteland of Phoenix, Arizona, so I'm willing to bet it's so horrible here that the glue has melted. If you live in a normal part of the world this could work great.

I was able to perfectly balance two fans with just one kit. However, as others have pointed out, clip-on clips break fairly easily. If your fan blades are thicker than 1/4 inch, you probably won't be able to securely attach the clips. So be sure to measure before purchasing this kit. To fully balance I used three weights per fan, so with only six weights included it was just what I needed. Additionally, three test weight clamps allow the fan to be fully balanced before the permanent weights are