Is easy to clean this fan ? Thanks .
1247320
This fan is perfect! I haven't tried cleaning it. It looks easy to do though.
308383
There is the hum of the motor...but not very loud. There are no blades to clean inside....you just need to wipe the base of the fan (where the filter is so the air intake is good) and the round part of the fan I dust off as needed. Very easy.
287548
Very easy. There is a gap under the front cover, pull it and it comes off. After the front cover is removed you can clean dust or access the two intake fans.
869935
This is a cheap fan. I had a little heater fan that got a lot of lint in int, and I just sprayed it with fantastic and sprayer it off with the spray function on my sink (UNPLUGGED OF COURSE) let it DRY WELL and when I plucked it in i worked just fine. so what do you have to lose, just wash it if it doesn't work after but a new on.If it does work. let us know so we can wash ours too.
449289
I have never attempted to take the fan apart, because, so far, I haven't needed to. I just dust it, regularly, and use a hand held vacuum to it...still seems bright and new, and not dusty. I like the fan very much....CHEERS!!
1134449
I don't quite understand your question, but yes, it is easy to clean in general. It is all one piece and you can just rinse or wipe clean. Hope this helps!
2034149
I took mine apart to clean, which is not that difficult, but does take 10 or so minutes the first time. To reassemble I simply left out all the screws holding the two halves of the fan together in the back, and have it kept together by the large plastic screw on knobs on the side. Works fine and makes cleaning easier the next time you need to do it. Take the knobs off, pull the plastic dealie off the top, and the fan comes straight apart. The blade comes off if you give it a gentle but FIRM pull with both hands from the center of the blade at the shaft - it's held on by friction. I am speaking of the Lasko 330 "Wind Machine" however. I have two of them, and do they ever kick up some breeze. No real need for AC. I took mine apart to clean, which is not that difficult, but does take 10 or so minutes the first time. To reassemble I simply left out all the screws holding the two halves of the fan together in the back, and have it kept together by the large plastic screw on knobs on the side. Works fine and makes cleaning easier the next time you need to do it. Take the knobs off, pull the plastic dealie off the top, and the fan comes straight apart. The blade comes off if you give it a gentle but FIRM pull with both hands from the center of the blade at the shaft - it's held on by... » Read More I took mine apart to clean, which is not that difficult, but does take 10 or so minutes the first time. To reassemble I simply left out all the screws holding the two halves of the fan together in the back, and have it kept together by the large plastic screw on knobs on the side. Works fine and makes cleaning easier the next time you need to do it. Take the knobs off, pull the plastic dealie off the top, and the fan comes straight apart. The blade comes off if you give it a gentle but FIRM pull with both hands from the center of the blade at the shaft - it's held on by friction. I am speaking of the Lasko 330 "Wind Machine" however. I have two of them, and do they ever kick up some breeze. No real need for AC. « Show Less
1888909
In most cases, vacuuming with a brush would be sufficient. But you could then use a damp rag on the grille and external parts. If you're really concerned about the fan blades being dirty, you can unscrew it and disassemble it. But that's pretty extreme, and you should be comfortable with reassembly.
1328746
I have not cleaned it yet. However the entire top (with all the sides) lift right off. The filter unit comes out and that is basically the entire inside. The motor is up in the cover. The only problem I had was the little door leaked water when filling. I put a little calking around the emblem (on the inside of the door) and it solved the problem (it only took a couple minutes). It also runs so quietly, you barely know it's running. I love it!
2061747
It is very easy to clean - nothing sticks & I just followed the manufacturers guide that says to wipe it with a damp paper towel after it's cool. Eazy Smeazy.
1495112
Yes, it an easily be taken down for cleaning. A metal mounting goes on the wall and you slip the fan on mounting and simply lift upwards to take it off. Hope this helps.
869937
I clean mine window fans by taking a stiff broom to them regularly. Set the fans to blow out highest setting, vigorously brush the face letting the broom bristles poke through slightly. The dust gets sucked out the window, blown away by the fan and doesn't come inside.
1094303
Very easy! I soak it in a bin with detergent, rub it together, and it's clean. Much easier than cleaning an aluminum sheet or George Foreman grill.
1789665
No I find it very easy to clean. I just wipe down the heating elements with the paper towel, and I let the the bin soak in hot soapy water, rinse it out, and just put in new oil.
1418879
Yes it does very easily. I usually vacuum it once a week and then once a month I take it apart and clean it all. We live in an apartment that it quit old so there is lots of dust and we have a long hair cat and it will build up on the fan. It is very simple to take apart and to put back together.
1563782
it is very easy to clean.. once a month i take windex and shine it up. in between i just take the towel n dry off any water on it
152477
Yes, it is easy to clean. Just use a towel with soap and water and wipe it down.