During the summer, in which direction should a ceiling fan rotate to create a cooling effect?
- Clockwise
- Counterclockwise
- Alternating between clockwise and counterclockwise
- It does not matter which direction it rotates



Answer :

Answer:

Ceiling fans should rotate B. counterclockwise in the summer.

Explanation:

Most ceiling fans have two settings: clockwise, which is good for cooler months, and counterclockwise, which is good for warmer months.

Running your fan counterclockwise creates a downward draft, pushing the cool air down to you. While fans do not change the temperature of the room, they create a wind chill effect, making you feel up to 8° cooler.

Using fans in the summer allows you to comfortably raise the thermostat on  your AC, saving energy and money!