If anyone is good at inventing...

BrokeFYC

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Apr 2, 2010

• #1

they should design a mini fan that screws into a light socket!

 

g13hydo

Active Member

Apr 2, 2010

• #2

why would this benifit over a regular fan?

 

cannatari

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Apr 2, 2010

• #3

I like it! Now any light fixture becomes a fan, cool!

 

KingInDaCloset

Active Member

Apr 2, 2010

• #4

BrokeFYC said:

they should design a mini fan that screws into a light socket!

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Hi, At most hardware stores you can buy a plug slotted 'outlet' that threads into a light socket. Then you can move your mini fan around for best effect. GrowIT!

 

tat2ue

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Apr 2, 2010

• #5

cannatari said:

I like it! Now any light fixture becomes a fan, cool!

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Other than a ceiling fan, I don;t see a standard ceiling light fixture supporting the weight of a fan big enough to circulate the air enough. On top of that, it would most likley just blow straight down and lose any circulating effect from an 8 foot ceiling.,,,JMO

 

BrokeFYC

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Apr 2, 2010

• #6

Not a full sized ceiling fan. Something to help bring temps down a little, and get air moving closer to your lights? Just a thought

Just the size of a little personal fan like this:

 

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BrokeFYC

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Apr 2, 2010

• #7

Haha, look what I found!

 

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KingInDaCloset

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Apr 3, 2010

• #8

BrokeFYC said:

Haha, look what I found!

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Wow! That's cool! Looks like an antique...something from Robot Chicken if you get my meaning...HA ha!

 

KlosetKing

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Apr 3, 2010

• #9

ya that pic is wild i gotta show that to my uncle hes a big antique buff and way into weird things like that

my question would be how heavy is something like that, and how safely a light socket in a ceiling could really handle it (i imagine that would be the ONLY way)