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@thebigk • Feb 3, 2010
Please do not use SMS text anywhere on CE.ankita15if a fan can give cold air in summer then y we cannt get hot air fm the same fan in winter???????😎
Your question is not clear. Could you explain your question a bit in more detail? -
@vega-Ic42ds • Feb 3, 2010
A simple household fan doesn't give cold or hot air. It simply creates flow of air. -
@2467-TllAzE • Feb 3, 2010
are you sure the ques is right thats on your mind? if not, elaborate -
@raj87verma88-ZpL2Wn • Feb 3, 2010
As vega said a fan creates a flow of air in the room. In summers you sweat, the flowing air evaporates the sweat and cools you. Try a simple experiment, blow air on the back of your hand, then wet the hand and again blow air over it, and feel the difference. -
@Ash • Feb 3, 2010
Well, I suppose you mean a device that can blow hot air, in the same context that a fan that can blow air to "cool" your skin.ankita15if a fan can give cold air in summer then y we cannt get hot air fm the same fan in winter???????😎
There are heater devices out there that are shaped like desktop fans, but consists of a parabolic metal dish that emits heat from a heating element at the focal point. This dish also oscillates like fans do, and have a range of about 5-6m. Having a rotating blade might technically blow heated air to you, but that'll surely decrease the efficiency of the heating element.
Perhaps a hybrid device to incorporate a fan and heating element will suffice, though I doubt you'll actually have a synergy with them. -
@himalayan-l9GcFq • Feb 5, 2010
Fans are especially used in summer so their is no need of fan in winter because everybody like to safe themselves through other sources.