Can u turn the base around so that it is not pulling dusty air out from under the bed but fresh air?
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When you extend the fan, it will pull all the way off of the base and you can then turn the base around and put the fan back on it so that the base is facing the other direction. So, in a word, yes!
1569699
I haven't tried it but I don't see why it couldn't be done. I usually pull mine apart and clean the base very so often. I haven't had any problems with mine at all. I love it.
1569700
yes you can! Which is also helpful if you have a platform bed (no space underneath)
1569701
Yes, I have tried that. It just doesn't blow hard enough to circulate air under the covers. I am using it at work under my desk. It provides a nice cooling effect there.
1395192
Not really. The drawers are slightly exposed but the crib mattress keeps out dust pretty well.
1003963
I put mine in the path of the air blowing from a vent and it worked very well. The vent forced air towards the unit and then the unit cleaned it and spread it throughout the room.
1140310
Hello I would think you could turn it after assembly. I am not sure about it being turned around before assembly. These things are pretty A + B = the right assembly to fit together properly. Thank you for your question
1855795
This fan pulls air through it. I have it installed in an outside wall of a bath. Thus air (an moisture) is pulled out of the bath and is exhausted outside the house.If it were installed in the wall between the bath and bed rooms as you suggest, moist air would be exhausted into the bedroom - not a good idea because it could promote growth of mold.
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It could. Put a folded blanket, or some other barricade, between you and it will keep the air from traveling to his side of the bed.
521444
Yes, pull up, rotate then push down. That is even if you mount the base vertically or horrizontally.
621990
The instructions indicate that you should leave a few inches around the unit (from what I remember) so that the unit can exchange air efficiently. You don't need much more than that.
1484254
You can short term. But for longer it would probably need a futon/slatted base for air circulation. FYI I'm a side sleeper and found it uncomfortable.
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That is a good question. I have had mine since November, and it seems time to turn it. I suppose I will dump the contents on the ground, mix, and return contents to the bin. There appears to be no other way, and there were no instructions. I wish I had bought the bin that rotates, as this is little more than a plastic box with a few air vents. For the price, I would not purchase it again. It is a cheap product for too much money.
1079386
Canned compressed air and a brush with long bristles will work, like a dustpan brush. They also make a similar model fan where you can remove the housing. I bought this model because it was so cheap.
877998
No, it doesn't have that option. You can use fan mode but it doesn't bring in outside air.
1869032
You shouldn't have to do anything but I think the vacuum has to be upright when using it.
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You can change the orientation to make it either. Recirculate up out the top or exhaust out the back. I have a hole in my wall so I made mine an exhaust. It is pretty easy to change
1663125
Yes you can. Just be sure to put it the way that air can go in and out easily.
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maybe...it is high velocity directional warm air. I would vacuum it first rather than stir it up and re-distribute. Just my opinion.
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Just air it out - fluff it - turn it over a few times. We haven't had a problem with it.