I have a huge issue with mold in my bathroom. I am looking for a great fan at an affordable price. Would you recommend this fan for my situation?
1249209
Great exhaust fan & light (have seen these for much more money). You really should consult a professional regarding having the mold issue resolved before installing the fan. Also if your bathroom has a window, opening it slightly when shower is in use can help a bit.
89536
Cody.. Which fan did you end up purchasing. Doing the same thing. Current fan I am using is not powerful enough.
392170
Hi Joe, I have bought several of these types of fans at my place of business. I have them on constantly and have had no trouble. Might need to be cleaned after a while of use. The only reason for the price difference i can see is that one fan is a little bigger and throws more air faster at a higher rate . The smaller lasko's work well too but dont move as much air. So your application should be taken into affect. Hope this helps!
991046
This is a powerful (yet compact) fan that should be more than adequate for most restrooms. My personal preference would be for the stationary fan rather than ones that move around.
1415553
Honestly, you can't have too large a fan. Who wouldn't want humidity from a shower and bathroom odors gone as fast as possible! 150 cfm is very adequate!
2200185
I don't know what the max operating temperature is. My attic gets pretty warm but not anywhere near 130. My fan removes the moisture from my bathroom quite well, I have the fan on a timer and when I'm done with a shower I let the fan run another 20 minutes or so and haven't had any problem with mold or mildew in the bathroom. As a side note you may want to improve venting in your attic to reduce you're chance of mold problems and to also make any systems in the attic more efficient. Good luck. Ed
1307956
I'd say it depends on the size of the air conditioned room/area, length of the hallway, and overall layout but this fan does move a large amount of air. That said, I'd definately go with the largest Vornado your budget allows so you have the best chance of moving enough air.
1567513
I am sorry... I purchased this fan for a locker room at a Fitness Center I had managed (years ago). I suggest checking the owners manual for contact information of the manufacturer or using good ole' google.
1030235
I bought an air purifier from Hammacher Schlemmer for $300 and have not had downy mildew since. Lots of fans help also.
1859876
you need a higher CFM exaust fan for your bathroom,preferably 600CFM should do the job.
30607
I have it in three bathrooms on three fans. Over a year now with one bathroom fan getting daily use. My certified electrician installed (I purchased) and he made no comments about potential problems. It works well for me!
1847921
It is an impressive fan and a definite focal point in the room, my one fan does not feel massive in my modest sized living room and it is much larger than the fan it replaced. If your space is relatively large two should not be a problem. Also this fan should look particularly good viewed from above.
1859285
This is a great fan....very quiet, and does a super job of cooling.. But, for a really large room, you may also like having an oscillating fan, as well. It depends on the size of your room. I definitely love this fan, tho. It is very quiet and has a lot of power.
1352079
I bought this fan and I installed it inside bed room. So I do not know if this is suit you. You may have to call manufacturer.
370574
Yes, very well. It is the best bathroom fan that we have ever had--quiet, adequate capacity, low profile, good looks.
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Yes, I have a very small bathroom with poor circulation. I've had the shower curtain up for 6 months and just took it down to wash last week in preparations for the holidays. Mold was no where to be seen on curtain. I'm very happy with this product.
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I think you're correct. However, if you wanna get rid of a musty smell and mold in the basement this will do the job, if you're willing to pay more !money for your air conditioning. Your conditioning will compensate for any moldy air creeping in through the cracks of your house. this is my assumption, but I do know that the fan/ventilation system does work for conditioning your basement!