Fan That Blows Under The Covers

Disappointed that it s broken.

Fan that blows under the covers.

Adjustable height remotely controlled speed quiet stable and powerful when you need it. If you re like me and always sleep under sheets or blankets you know that the ceiling fan just blows air over the sheet failing to actually remove the heat build up underneath. I m starting to think that manufacturers do test to find out just how long a consumer shall expect for products to last. If the overheating problem is due to body heat trapped under the covers however why not just run a fan in the bed.

Many women use it on a timer for three minutes when they wake up with a hot flash to help them cool off and get back to sleep. Control air flow with the wireless remote. It s made to blow air under the covers to help you cool down without sacrificing comfort or your comforter. It has a very sturdy bed mount to keep it in place.

The clamp can be used to connect the fan to your bed frame nightstand or another item close to your bed. Just barely 1 year on this one. It uses two whisper quiet 12 volt fans to produce an airflow of up to 100 cu. But i ll admit that its air was powerful when i but the fan along my bedside and just under the covers.

While most ceiling fans and other types of fans simply blow both hot and cool air around the room the bfan removes the hot air while the cool breeze surrounds your entire body for a cool night s rest. Up through a flat conduit that tucks into your bed sheets. I found its blower opening too small so it concentrated the air too much in one spot causing a chill on one spot of the body. That s the idea behind the bed fan.

The new bfan bed cooling fan delivers a cooler deeper more restful night s sleep while saving you money on your electric bill. The bfan is the best bed fan on the market. That s the idea behind the bed fan. The tornado fan is a small fan that you can clip near your bed to keep you cool.

It is a six inch white fan that features a strong clamp. You can tilt the fan to adjust the direction to air blows.