The True Cost of Ignoring Air Conditioner Maintenance
Air Conditioning · 4 min

You may be confused by the idea of your home’s ceiling fans keeping you comfortable in the winter. After all, ceiling fans work hard throughout the summer to help you stay cool. How would the system that you use to keep things cooler on a hot day help you during the coldest months of the year?
Here’s the thing that you may not know about your ceiling fans. Switching up the way they move can help you enjoy better comfort in the winter too. Want to find out more? Then read on!
Ceiling fans are often used in the summer season to help cool down rooms in your home, so you are likely wondering how they can be used to improve your comfort in the winter. Decreasing the temperature during the coldest months of the year seems counterintuitive, right? Thankfully, you can use this “hack” to ensure your fans are actually able to help you.
This is less of a hack and more of a benefit of added knowledge. You can get your ceiling to reverse its rotation. This is important to know because simply switching the rotation of the fan blades can help push warm air down toward the people in the home, helping with the distribution of heat. Just remember to keep the fan set on low so that it helps with distribution without cooling you off.
As you can guess, switching the direction of your fan’s rotation isn’t the only way that you can help improve your home comfort this season. As our gift to you during this season, we want to pass along some additional tips for keeping your home warmer without making your bills higher.
Keeping warm shouldn’t be a cost-prohibitive endeavor. Work with our team to save money and enjoy a comfortable home all season. We can provide helpful advice to keep your home warm and we provide the heating services in Pittsburgh you need to keep your heater running effectively and efficiently.
Call the friendly staff at Boehmer Heating & Cooling for exceptional customer service!
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