Interior Frig Fans
Is this one of those devices that are hit or miss, or do they really work? Our frig works well, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to make it even more efficient. Looking at a fan on eBay that has...
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CJW8 wrote:Yes, it is correct. Put a feather a foot in front of a fan, and watch it move. Now put one a foot behind the fan and, nothing. Even though it's the same amount of air in/out, the airflow out of the fan is much more focused/directed.mike-s wrote:
Blowing into the fins, because then the airflow across the fins is maximized. For a shelf, depends on which one. Blow down if on an upper shelf, blow up if on a lower shelf. The idea is to push the cold air down, or the warmer air up. Fans blow in a specific direction much more than they suck from a direction.
But, simply moving the air around is 90 percent of it.
Well, not exactly correct. Fact- air volume into fan = air volume out of fan. Don't confuse velocity with volume.
Agreed "But, simply moving the air around is 90 percent of it."
Or, instead of pointing a room fan at you, point it away from you. Do you feel a breeze on your back?:R
