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The hoovers are excellent, we have a V11 as well, never had an issue with dyson hoovers.
Dyson cooling fan or similar?
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The hoovers are excellent, we have a V11 as well, never had an issue with dyson hoovers.
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We have one of the smaller fans for the bedroom (AM06). It OK, especially as I can control it with the remote. Its definitely overpriced, but I used some vouchers from work.
Hate me if you want, but Dyson do not make hoovers....
Hate me if you want, but Dyson do not make hoovers....
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Ok smart arse, vacuum cleaner.
I worked in the industry for a few years when I was younger, and was reminded EVERY single day..
I changed companies recently, now work for tiger sheds. Think we supplied your shed office.
What's wrong with loading lorries Dlickers
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Thinking of getting the berssen #2021 after seeing this thread.
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I've ordered a Meacofan 1056AC after reading this thread. Can't believe I've just shelled out £100 on a desk fan, hope it's as good as everyone says! If it can manage to keep some air circulation going at night whilst being quiet enough to not keep me awake it'll pay for itself in gained sleep in no time!
You have chosen wisely, it really is very good.
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Heat rises and with the loft hatch closed, the heat will be trapped on the upper floor. Open the loft hatch and the heat has another, higher level to go to.
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Berssen #2021 got delivered today. Now sitting about 2m away from me in its lowest setting and I cant hear it over the case fans even at mid speed but at full speed I can hear the air moving.
Seems like a keeper.
Seems like a keeper.
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No. It works with any loft where you have loft insulation under the floorboards but not in the ceiling.
Loft insulation is keeping heat trapped. Opening it up let's air circulate through the vents if you have them in a vented loft but it also let's it dissipate through the roof if it's not insulated.
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If its much hotter inside than it is outside, then that's the fault of your windows.
You need low E heat reflecting windows that block UV and Infrared light.
If buying a new house, make sure that it has this.
You need low E heat reflecting windows that block UV and Infrared light.
If buying a new house, make sure that it has this.
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I've recently returned the Boneco F220 i had bought and bought the Berssen. The Boneco was a lot louder than i was expecting, even on the lowest setting although with it being a discounted customer return maybe it had a fault?
Either way, really happy with the change. The oscilating part is a great feature and it's quite a bit quieter than the Boneco, the addition of a remote control is good too. I will concede it doesn't seem as high quality as the Boneco though.
My only complaint is that even at the highest setting it's only ~80cm. I do kind of wish i'd got the Meaco 1056P which seems to be a very similar design but a little taller. However i'm not bothered enough to return yet another fan!
https://www.argos.co.uk/product/2655965
Is this your fan? If so I have the same fan and I have to agree that's better and quieter than any other traditional fan I've owned.
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I finally bought a fan this latest heatwave and have been pretty impressed with the Dimplex DXRCF desk fan. It produces a strong flow of air even on the lowest setting and is quiet (Quiet Mark approved). It also has a battery so can be moved about easily. It has really helped provide a more comfortable environment when working and with a headset on when gaming this summer!