Would this work well as a fan for a baby crib?
752752
The one i got stopped working and so did the replacement after a few usea. It would work olay, but its kindof noisy and the fan is pretty small you have to sit right in front of it for it to work.
752753
Yes I believe it would if you had someway to mount it. The clip that comes attached to it is not very strong and I wouldn't rely on it to hold the fan above or next to your baby
752754
I'm not sure how you would attach it to the crib, but it could work if there was a shelf or something you could rest it on. If the baby gets a hold of it there is no way that the baby can hurt itself. We use it on our daughters stroller. There are no blades or anything that she can get hurt by. Hope this helps
752755
If you can direct it to the baby it is ideal. You need to adjust the proper distance away from the baby and I promise you it works wonders. But just hooking it up to anywhere on the crib would not work as it does not oscillate. But point it to the baby and putting it slightly away it works great.
752756
Well, it's quiet. It has variable speed. I'm not sure a baby can sleep through even this fans noise. But, it would certainly be worth a try. I know big cities, like Boston, or Los Angeles get hot. Air conditioners do well in those places, but, can be noisy. If heat in the Midwestern states was the trouble, this fan might work. I'm from Laramie, Wyoming. And, this fan has gotten me through last summer, when I first tried it.
752757
Yes, but I'm not sure how you would mount it to be aimed at the baby. I'd suggest a clip on fan instead.
2279096
Maybe consider a .5 sone bath fan Air King BFQ50 ENERGY STAR® Qualified SNAP-IN Exhaust Fan, 50 CFM
984949
Definitely not a quiet fan, so if you are looking for noise this should work.We take it on trips for the same reason.
212468
I would say it would be way to weak for that purpose. This should primarily be used as an entertainment center fan and it goes a good job at what it does. Might as well get a regular fan for what you're trying to do.
409804
It is not a very loud fan and does not have the same "whirring" sound as a regular desk fan. It is a bit quieter, but still makes noise. If your intent is for the same sound it probably will not sooth you.
1538149
It depends on the size of the room, but it really should do a pretty good job, regardless. Our family room isn't connected to our central heating system so I use my 630 Mid-size Whole Room Vornado Fan to move air from the kitchen, which has a vent, into the family room, which does not. I have run it on the middle setting and find that it does a pretty good job without blowing stuff all over the place, but the distance involved is only about 10'. If I went to the highest setting, my guess is that it would circulate air in a much larger space, although there might be some noise issues in that case, and a stiff breeze near the fan. Strong little fan!
1700391
The airflow in the back for an infant laying down is not good. I live in Texas and our son would get super hot when I put him in it. I did buy a portable fan that helped a little. Great concept, but would have been better if they used mesh on the back part to help with airflow.
569002
Yes. But my 11 month old daughter just ripped off part of the fan after playing with it for a few minutes. I don't think it would be an issue with an older child who could follow instructions, but not ideal for a baby who sees something moving and wants to grab it.
699233
It's a horrible idea to use this fan to get air into a room to be honest. This is simply a computer fan, and the dust and dirt it will pull it from outside will ruin itself. Its also just 120mm, perfect in a computer situation but not for a house... Yes, in theory your configuration would work though.
566268
I think it would do quite nicely for that purpose. It's a bit large for a desk fan though, unless you have a bigger desk or maybe even a separate table to put it on.
2198831
I would say it's possible but that's not really what it's designed for. It's used to blow dust out of jewellery and smaller spaces. The stream of air is decent but not enough for a fan. You should just get a can of compressed air like the kind you use to blow dust out of a computer. That would work much better
580237
It can get pretty loud. We turn it up higher during the day when our 6 year old and dogs are running around the house and lower when we are all asleep at night. Either way, you can hear the sound machine on the baby monitor and I would definitely say it is louder than a high powered fan.
1474739
At the low setting it probably would be okay, depending on size of your cubicle. The fan has a small footprint. It doesn't oscillate but adjusts vertically 90 degrees.
795363
Yes, I think it should work well over a crib. I used one this summer over my son's bed when we were staying someplace with a lot of mosquitoes and it worked really well. The only this is you may need to do is make sure it touches the floor (the distance it hangs from the ceiling is adjustable by using a longer string to hang it) to prevent mosquitoes from flying up under it. On a bed, I just tucked it in under the mattress. I've been very happy with it.
1085252
You're better off getting a regular fan. This fan is terrible and noisy and a waste of money. But the answer to your question is no. Unless you're crafty and can make something to hold it. Sorry :(
1069787
I think this would be perfect in a baby's room- you can adjust the level of volume. This has by far been the best sound machine I have used- it takes up little space but sounds like a much larger fan (without the breeze!).
1627317
Absolutely. This is 1 great little fan. Quiet and powerful. You may have to set it on low or med depending on how far from bed because it really blows. You will love it.