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I'll pass on that one. Been seeing a lot of "interesting" ceiling fans in the stores now....not my cup of tea.
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I seriously considered getting the one below because it's so unique. The unit holding the 2 fans slowly rotates, taking 20 seconds to make one revolution, so I guess it gives kind of an oscillating fan effect.
But on investigation I found that it's much smaller than I imagined. The whole span of the thing is just 3-1/2 feet and the diameter of the two fans is only about 12". It would be awesome, if it was about twice that size!
But on investigation I found that it's much smaller than I imagined. The whole span of the thing is just 3-1/2 feet and the diameter of the two fans is only about 12". It would be awesome, if it was about twice that size!
That would be worse to clean then the candle one....sorry I don't like this look.I seriously considered getting the one below because it's so unique. The unit holding the 2 fans slowly rotates, taking 20 seconds to make one revolution, so I guess it gives kind of an oscillating fan effect.
But on investigation I found that it's much smaller than I imagined. The whole span of the thing is just 3-1/2 feet and the diameter of the two fans is only about 12". It would be awesome, if it was about twice that size!
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I like the look but a bear to clean!I seriously considered getting the one below because it's so unique. The unit holding the 2 fans slowly rotates, taking 20 seconds to make one revolution, so I guess it gives kind of an oscillating fan effect.
But on investigation I found that it's much smaller than I imagined. The whole span of the thing is just 3-1/2 feet and the diameter of the two fans is only about 12". It would be awesome, if it was about twice that size!
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That would be worse to clean then the candle one....sorry I don't like this look.I seriously considered getting the one below because it's so unique. The unit holding the 2 fans slowly rotates, taking 20 seconds to make one revolution, so I guess it gives kind of an oscillating fan effect.
But on investigation I found that it's much smaller than I imagined. The whole span of the thing is just 3-1/2 feet and the diameter of the two fans is only about 12". It would be awesome, if it was about twice that size!
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But it would really look cool with his tin ceilingsEmptyNest said:
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That would be worse to clean then the candle one....sorry I don't like this look.I seriously considered getting the one below because it's so unique. The unit holding the 2 fans slowly rotates, taking 20 seconds to make one revolution, so I guess it gives kind of an oscillating fan effect.
But on investigation I found that it's much smaller than I imagined. The whole span of the thing is just 3-1/2 feet and the diameter of the two fans is only about 12". It would be awesome, if it was about twice that size!
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.But it would really look cool with his tin ceilingsEmptyNest said:
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Yes, it has a commercial look like might have been in a building of mine's era. The description says it's patterned on a fan made in 1905, which is only a few years after my building was built.Innkeep said:
But as I mentioned, it's half the size it ought to be!
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Of the two photos, the first one could be employed to catch more unmentionables. Might be able to make a new game to add to the excitement of strip pokerThat would be worse to clean then the candle one....sorry I don't like this look.I seriously considered getting the one below because it's so unique. The unit holding the 2 fans slowly rotates, taking 20 seconds to make one revolution, so I guess it gives kind of an oscillating fan effect.
But on investigation I found that it's much smaller than I imagined. The whole span of the thing is just 3-1/2 feet and the diameter of the two fans is only about 12". It would be awesome, if it was about twice that size!
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.But it would really look cool with his tin ceilingsEmptyNest said:
.Yes, it has a commercial look like might have been in a building of mine's era. The description says it's patterned on a fan made in 1905, which is only a few years after my building was built.Innkeep said:
But as I mentioned, it's half the size it ought to be!
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Of the two photos, the first one could be employed to catch more unmentionables. Might be able to make a new game to add to the excitement of strip pokerThat would be worse to clean then the candle one....sorry I don't like this look.I seriously considered getting the one below because it's so unique. The unit holding the 2 fans slowly rotates, taking 20 seconds to make one revolution, so I guess it gives kind of an oscillating fan effect.
But on investigation I found that it's much smaller than I imagined. The whole span of the thing is just 3-1/2 feet and the diameter of the two fans is only about 12". It would be awesome, if it was about twice that size!
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.But it would really look cool with his tin ceilingsEmptyNest said:
.Yes, it has a commercial look like might have been in a building of mine's era. The description says it's patterned on a fan made in 1905, which is only a few years after my building was built.Innkeep said:
But as I mentioned, it's half the size it ought to be!
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Could be employed, but a ceiling fan works pretty well too.Innkeep said:
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Of the two photos, the first one could be employed to catch more unmentionables. Might be able to make a new game to add to the excitement of strip pokerThat would be worse to clean then the candle one....sorry I don't like this look.I seriously considered getting the one below because it's so unique. The unit holding the 2 fans slowly rotates, taking 20 seconds to make one revolution, so I guess it gives kind of an oscillating fan effect.
But on investigation I found that it's much smaller than I imagined. The whole span of the thing is just 3-1/2 feet and the diameter of the two fans is only about 12". It would be awesome, if it was about twice that size!
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.But it would really look cool with his tin ceilingsEmptyNest said:
.Yes, it has a commercial look like might have been in a building of mine's era. The description says it's patterned on a fan made in 1905, which is only a few years after my building was built.Innkeep said:
But as I mentioned, it's half the size it ought to be!
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.Could be employed, but a ceiling fan works pretty well too.Innkeep said:
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I have no idea what you two are talking about ;-)Joey Bloggs said:Could be employed, but a ceiling fan works pretty well too.Innkeep said:
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Of the two photos, the first one could be employed to catch more unmentionables. Might be able to make a new game to add to the excitement of strip pokerThat would be worse to clean then the candle one....sorry I don't like this look.I seriously considered getting the one below because it's so unique. The unit holding the 2 fans slowly rotates, taking 20 seconds to make one revolution, so I guess it gives kind of an oscillating fan effect.
But on investigation I found that it's much smaller than I imagined. The whole span of the thing is just 3-1/2 feet and the diameter of the two fans is only about 12". It would be awesome, if it was about twice that size!
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.But it would really look cool with his tin ceilingsEmptyNest said:
.Yes, it has a commercial look like might have been in a building of mine's era. The description says it's patterned on a fan made in 1905, which is only a few years after my building was built.Innkeep said:
But as I mentioned, it's half the size it ought to be!
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.Could be employed, but a ceiling fan works pretty well too.Innkeep said:
.I have no idea what you two are talking about ;-)Joey Bloggs said:Could be employed, but a ceiling fan works pretty well too.Innkeep said:
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You lead such a sheltered life. You should get out moreArks said:I have no idea what you two are talking about ;-)Joey Bloggs said:Could be employed, but a ceiling fan works pretty well too.Innkeep said:
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Remember to look up! When in doubt, always look upOf the two photos, the first one could be employed to catch more unmentionables. Might be able to make a new game to add to the excitement of strip pokerThat would be worse to clean then the candle one....sorry I don't like this look.I seriously considered getting the one below because it's so unique. The unit holding the 2 fans slowly rotates, taking 20 seconds to make one revolution, so I guess it gives kind of an oscillating fan effect.
But on investigation I found that it's much smaller than I imagined. The whole span of the thing is just 3-1/2 feet and the diameter of the two fans is only about 12". It would be awesome, if it was about twice that size!
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.But it would really look cool with his tin ceilingsEmptyNest said:
.Yes, it has a commercial look like might have been in a building of mine's era. The description says it's patterned on a fan made in 1905, which is only a few years after my building was built.Innkeep said:
But as I mentioned, it's half the size it ought to be!
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.Could be employed, but a ceiling fan works pretty well too.Innkeep said:
.I have no idea what you two are talking about ;-)Joey Bloggs said:Could be employed, but a ceiling fan works pretty well too.Innkeep said:
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