Matthews Fan Company Diane Ceiling Fan
Matthews Fan Company has a range of Diane ceiling fans that provide directional airflow in kitchens and living rooms. Diane ceiling fans come in either 13- or 16 inches with a potential remote control to go along with it. Choose from Mattews Fan Diane ceiling fans today at HomElectrical!
$540.99Each
DI-BN-WDBK
$540.99Each
DI-BN-WDBW
$540.99Each
DI-CR-WDBK
$540.99Each
DI-CR-WDBW
$540.99Each
DI-BK-MTL
$540.99Each
DI-BK-WD
$540.99Each
DI-BK-WDBK
$540.99Each
DI-BK-WDBW
$540.99Each
DI-TB-WDBK
$540.99Each
DI-TB-WDBW
$540.99Each
DI-BN-WDBK
$540.99Each
DI-BN-WDBW
$540.99Each
DI-CR-WDBK
$540.99Each
DI-CR-WDBW
$540.99Each
DI-BK-MTL
$540.99Each
DI-BK-WD
$540.99Each
DI-BK-WDBK
$540.99Each
DI-BK-WDBW
$540.99Each
DI-TB-WDBK
$540.99Each
DI-TB-WDBW
How much electricity does a ceiling fan use?
A standard ceiling fan uses about 50 to 75 watts of electricity when running at its maximum speed. In comparison, air conditioners use about 750 to 3500 watts of electricity. This stark difference is why many people are choosing ceiling fans over air conditioners.
How to clean ceiling fans?
Cleaning the grease and dust off the fan is important to keep it clean and neat. Follow the steps below to see how to clean the fan.
- Before working on the ceiling, grab a ladder or step stool to reach the ceiling fan.
- Take a bowl and fill it with warm water. Then, add soap to the water and mix it together.
- Using a clean cloth, place it in the water and wring the excess water out. Use the cloth to wipe the dust and grease off the fan blades.
- Continue to rinse the cloth off and repeat the cleaning process until the blades are clean.
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