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I use mine on the main floor of my house in open floor kitchen/living room and on the most powerful setting, you can feel the air moving. At night, I use this fan when I sleep on the very quiet setting. It provides just enough air flow to put me to sleep.

I would say small to mid-sized. Once you get a few feet away from it you can't feel the "breeze", but it does work throughout. We got it for our workout room (20 x 15 sq ft), and works great in there.

Honestly, my livingroom is about 1800 Sq Ft and I would probably use 2. Tho, one is fine for circulating air in general. In the bedrooms, it works great to keep the air for feeling stale and in the living room, it works great to add a little circulation to the A/C unit setup in there. I hope that helps you at least a little.

It's fine for up to a decent size bedroom, but I wouldn't rely on it for a larger space like a big living room

I use it in the master bedroom on the sleep setting and it cools the room. I also use it in the living room on a higher cooling level. I actually purchased the second one for the living room.

a standard size room....it actually does the job in my livingroom which is 20x22......works FANtastic in my 12x10 room also...it has 8 settings and a remote...it will work just about anywhere I think.

I use mine in a standard 12x15 and a 10x10.....along with a 18x20....it does the job in all 3 rooms.....

I would say a normal bedroom, its pretty powerful

Small room, don't really works well in a large room

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I use mine on the main floor of my house in open floor kitchen/living room and on the most powerful setting, you can feel the air moving. At night, I use this fan when I sleep on the very quiet setting. It provides just enough air flow to put me to sleep.
Answered by wvu2fsu 9 years ago
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I would say small to mid-sized. Once you get a few feet away from it you can't feel the "breeze", but it does work throughout. We got it for our workout room (20 x 15 sq ft), and works great in there.
Answered by tonyc 9 years ago
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Honestly, my livingroom is about 1800 Sq Ft and I would probably use 2. Tho, one is fine for circulating air in general. In the bedrooms, it works great to keep the air for feeling stale and in the living room, it works great to add a little circulation to the A/C unit setup in there. I hope that helps you at least a little.
Answered by Chris 9 years ago
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12x12
Answered by standupfan 9 years ago
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It's fine for up to a decent size bedroom, but I wouldn't rely on it for a larger space like a big living room
Answered by Goldenboy 9 years ago
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I use it in the master bedroom on the sleep setting and it cools the room. I also use it in the living room on a higher cooling level. I actually purchased the second one for the living room.
Answered by BellaAmica 9 years ago
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a standard size room....it actually does the job in my livingroom which is 20x22......works FANtastic in my 12x10 room also...it has 8 settings and a remote...it will work just about anywhere I think.
Answered by sandi50white 9 years ago
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I use mine in a standard 12x15 and a 10x10.....along with a 18x20....it does the job in all 3 rooms.....
Answered by sandi50white 9 years ago
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I would say a normal bedroom, its pretty powerful
Answered by Eclipse 9 years ago
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Small room, don't really works well in a large room
Answered by KidKwench 9 years ago
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