We tested bladeless fans during a heat wave. These are the best to keep cool.
It might never have occurred to you to go bladeless when looking for a new fan , but there are plenty of reasons to do so.
Not only are they more aesthetically pleasing than traditional fans , but they’re also much safer for kids and pets, easier to clean, and more energy efficient.
Most of the country (most of the world, in fact) has to cope with relentless summer heat, and a bladeless fan promises to offer some relief without running up an electric bill like air conditioning does.
And to help Mashable readers find the best bladeless fans and escape the summer heat, we tested top models from popular brands so you can stay cool.
SEE ALSO: Personal fans are the product of summer What to consider before buying a bladeless fan Most bladeless fans are more energy-efficient and aesthetically pleasing than their traditional counterparts, but you’ll still want to take the time to read the specs and decide which features you’re willing to splurge on.
Do you want a bladeless fan that also purifies your air and acts as a cooling system? If so, it might be worth investing in the famous Dyson Pure Cool bladeless fan.
If you’re looking for something to simply circulate the air in your living room, the Lasko WindCurve will do.
What features should I consider in a bladeless fan? When choosing the best fans to beat the summer heat , you should consider both the size of the space you're trying to cool (in square feet) and whether your new fan will live on the floor or on a table.
You’ll also want to consider oscillation, which is how far the fan swings to the left and right.
Greater oscillation will provide you with more coverage.
Fan speeds, timers, and energy efficiency are other important factors to consider.
If you have allergies, you’ll want to opt for Dyson bladeless fans that also include a HEPA filter, as these products can do double duty as air purifiers .
Lastly, most bladeless fans include a remote control and automatic shut-off for safety.
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