Review on 🌀 Lasko FBA 2004W Clip Fan - Efficient 2-Speed 6-Inch White Cooling Device for Any Space - One Size Fits All, Model 2004 by Nicole Green

I've been sleeping with a fan since Vietnam ('68). When I was in the hospital last year, I was given Lasko 2004W as a sleeping pill. Little Champion was exactly what the doctor ordered! It sticks securely to almost any surface up to about 1 ¾ inch thick. Not only did it cause an unexpected breeze for its miniature size, but it produced a pleasant amount of white noise. When the breeze got too strong, I turned it to the side so as not to drown out the noise of the hospital. The perfect little travel fan! I've always had a hot head but it seems to get worse with age. My DV can't take the breeze from my big fan, so she steers it slowly so as not to disturb her sleep. It got to the point that only my legs got the fan. The result was a hot head and cold feet. So I swapped the ends of the bed with a head. It worked but at the same time covers what they suck. I started digging for my Lasko 2004W. I knew I brought that bad boy home; but i couldn't find it. As always, I went online. I wanted a small fan that I could mount on the wall so I wouldn't disturb DW. Nobody sells a "small" wall fan anywhere near my price range. So I gave up and decided to get another Weasel 2004W. Of course, Revain has the best deals on most things; So I ordered one (Prime). Actually, it shouldn't have been until today, but yesterday it came. Now kickers. I didn't even find this information on the Lasko Products website; but model 2004W has a wall mounting hole! The fan is easy enough to mount, it doesn't take much wall molly, but I found a bolt and securely fastened it a few feet above me. Mistake. it's too close Who would have thought that this little fan would generate too much wind? I'll either put it higher or attach it more firmly to the wall so I can turn it to the side. I love this little fan! By the way, as expected, I found my original in my shop drawer a few minutes ago. Note: Image added. It's not a pretty wall mount, but what is a fan? I drilled a hole (5/16 inch) in the top of the yoke so I could put a screwdriver on the screw and eventually tighten it. I also secured it with a piece of hard rubber to dampen any vibration. just in case.<*)))><In His LordshipElton