🌬️ Reliable Cooling Solution: Lasko 16-inch Oscillating Pedestal Fan for Home, Office & Dorm Use Review

I ordered this fan for my guest room. I was looking for a size that wasn't bulky, wobbly, and was light enough that I could easily move it from room to room. I was very happy with my purchase. I love that I was able to order this fan in black, my white ones seem to attack the dirt. Assembly was very easy, it only took me a few minutes. The instructions were good but the design made it easier to connect and snap the pieces together. The price was cheaper than what I found at the local store and…

It was noisy because something was missing, but I tightened it up and it's much, much quieter now. Does it make any noise? Sure, but not enough to wake me up or keep me awake, more like white background noise. I hate packing and was disappointed to see this fan required assembly but it took 7 minutes. The fan blows pretty well for its size, it looks a lot less powerful than it actually is. This is a great little fan for the price, nothing fancy but does the job. It's not very high, but high…

I put this together before I gave it to a college student, didn't think they could pull it off and I was right. The last part? The front cover click was difficult, start from the bottom, it should click the back cover, the back cover clicks on the front. Hold it with your body to click from all sides, it's not easy, he doesn't want to leave, I used my nails to pull and move. I think the student would have given up. I prefer remote controlled Black and Decker fans (this one didn't have one) and…

I bought this fan after my portable air conditioner stopped working. I didn't want to buy a new air conditioner so I decided a fan would be fine until spring. Even in the winter, my fiancé and I like to turn the AC on low because of the cool air and noise. We find noise relaxing. Yes we are weird! Rschunimagu. Still, I chose this fan because it was affordable and had good reviews. I was not disappointed. It took me about 10-15 minutes to assemble the fan. Actually it was very simple; no tools…

I needed an inexpensive fan that really moves enough air. This weasel works very well. Let me show you a tip. The guide has an emblem with a barcode that you scan with a cell phone barcode scanner (free on play store) and you get a very good video. Printed instructions can cause some problems. But they solved this problem with a great video. As for the cooling performance. Well. Now I can endure multi-day heat with 100 degree heat. It used to be so hot and stuffy. Incidentally, I fiddled around

This is a fan. Nothing about this fan will surprise you if you've ever had one. It has a good motor and high speed, which maintains a constant flow of air without getting hot or fading. The swing function means you can use it to circulate the air throughout the room, or if you prefer you can turn the function off and direct all the air in a constant direction as required. I personally use mine to circulate air around my letter. Writing desk. To make the most of the space in my old, dated…

Living in a small log cabin, getting air into the sleeping area has always been a problem. In what I call the "Hallway" I have a ceiling fan taking care of that area. As temperatures have increased in Vermont over the past few years, I've been thinking about buying a small air conditioner. They wrote it off as a waste of electricity and money. Eventually I decided it just wasn't practical for the small amount of cooling I was going to get. So the search began for a fan that I initially thought…