Spinning your ceiling fan in a clockwise direction and at a low speed in the winter can make a room feel warmer. Here’s why.

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WHAT WE FOUND The federal government and two home improvement retailers say setting your ceiling fan to spin in a clockwise direction can make rooms in your home feel warmer.

Spinning your ceiling fan in a clockwise direction and at a low speed in the winter can make a room feel warmer. Here’s why.