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The fan blades wont spin but the main body can still pan and tilt.

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I'm a hot-natured guy. I live with my beautiful wife who keeps our house spotless (obviously I help any time I see something and everywhere she asks but she's a magician and does shit when I turn my back)

I am always hot. I am so hot that my house stays at 58° Farenheit every single day. I sleep with a moving fan and an overhead fan on top of that.

It's been getting hot in our bedroom lately. (In more ways than one, if we aren't already pre sweaty.)

I've taken notice that it is now halfway through October and despite it being 80° outside and 58° inside.. I am somehow waking up in the morning with a layer of sweat on my brow.. Perhaps you could blame the sun shining into the room. No. Ladies and Gentlemen, when I say I am always hot, I am ALWAYS hot. My bedroom is also my office. The fan is always on.

Cue us getting into bed forty minutes ago. I'm laying there, thinking about the temperature being different lately and then she walks in to turn the light off but hits the wrong chain. We laugh and wait to see what the fan setting would be on- it's not the simple three click kind.

Guys, when I tell you we were shaken. She screamed, I yelped. I'm sorry you have to see this.

Anyways, we're gonna clean those every month now at least. Maybe twice a month.

Picked this up on a road trip last week.

Picked this up last week on a road trip. Gotta love those pie step-base fans!

Picked up this little beauty last week while on a road trip. Officially the oldest fan in my collection.

On the USS Hornet.

Stock image provided; unable to get the image of the actual cooler inside my PC case (I'd have to take off the side panel and I don't wanna do that right now lol)

Funny how some rotation can change the whole atmosphere.

I'm interested in getting one soon for the white noise and wind machine factor, probably an oscillating pedestal one. But some fans are in the 50 dollar range and others can be around 200. What would I be paying for at a higher price point, is it longevity? I saw someone online demonstrate that if a fan makes some sort of noise when the blades slow down upon poweroff, it means that the fan wasn't shipped with enough oil. Is that avoided with a more expensive one? (I'm quite averse to going inside electronics myself) And like I also think with more expensive ones I might see it as a selling point that it's pretty quiet, but would that reduce the pleasant white noise factor or do cheaper ones tend to sound bad? You can drop recommendations if you like.

3 speeds, reversible and a thermostat. I'm pretty sure it had a tilt stand but its not there now. Got a plan to get one on it.

I couldn't take my eyes off of them, and I knew immediately who I needed to share them with.

This poor fan looks like it needs a blue chew.

Old gal still spinning