Fan Not Cooling? 90% Don't Know This Crucial Detail About Fan Rotation!

• Many feel low air despite full fan speed, often blaming the fan, but the issue might be its rotation direction.
• Summer cooling requires the fan to rotate counter-clockwise, pushing air downwards for a wind chill effect.
• In winter, fans can rotate clockwise to pull warm air from the ceiling down, making the room feel warmer.
• Modern fans may have a 'reverse switch' to change direction seasonally for optimal air circulation.
• Ceiling fans are typically designed for anti-clockwise rotation, while table fans rotate clockwise to push air forward.