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LASKO 20 In. Box Fan
Studio : Lasko Metal Products
by Lasko Metal Products
Brand : Lasko
Model : 3733
Publisher : Lasko Metal Products
Availability : Usually ships in 24 hours and eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.
Number of Items : 1
Color : White
EAN : 0046013311900
UPC : 046013311900
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 39 reviews)
Our Price : $17.90
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170-watt 20-inch box fan with 3 whisper-quiet speeds
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Easy-to-use control knob; slim, lightweight design
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Rounded corners and grilles provide added safety
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Rugged steel body; carrying handle; plastic feet for stability
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Measures 22 by 5-3/8 by 22-1/2 inches; 1-year limited warranty
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Product Description |
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When the dog days of summer are getting to you, cool off with the help of this 20-in. box fan. It has a durable steel body that will withstand years of use. |
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An adequate fan |
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The Lasko fan is cheap Chinese import. It functions fine so far (one month) and is a good deal (except for the American worker). |
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VERY good fan! Great Price too! |
I was searching for a box fan that looked reliable, and was going to push a lot of air, and not sound like a warehouse in the process! This fan really did the trick! This fan pushes a good amount of air, even on medium! And, it does not make much noise!
I really love this fan, it is simple, and works great! The price rocks too! Not much else you can ask for! |
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A fine fan but not really what they describe |
This is a fine, basic box fan. I don't want the fan to be too quiet, and this one isn't. The low is low, and the high blocks out other noises. I use the fan both to move air into the house and to block out white noise, and this one does the trick.
But it's a basic box fan. There is no thermostat. The three modes are not particularly 'whisper quiet', as I've heard other box fans quieter and less powerful.
There's a knob on the top with three speeds and two plastic feet to help keep it from falling over.
That's all.
Which is exactly what I needed, for about the cheapest price I could find here on Marketadvisory.
It's just not really what the description notes. |
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Great Kitchen Exaust Fan |
With no range hood in my city apartment, I've run these [at Mid Speed] pritty much 24/7 in my kitchen window for decades, sucking fresh air thru the rest of the apartment while expelling stove heat & air-borne greece, etc.
I'm comfortable with this because it's relativly easy to take the motor apart for a simple cleaning about once every 9 months [or so]. I've also added 2 circular layers of the old, cheap, black, 'washable' air-conditioner filter material between the back of the motor and the interior protective grill to lessen the amoung of gunk sucked into the motor.
What with the cooking, this filter and, for esthetics, the inside grill are also removed & cleaned in the bath tub 3 or 4 times a year. The grills are a pain as soaps are only partly effective & brushes don't quite serve for the tiny grill opening.
With all this beating, the fans have all lasted an astonishing 5yrs++ !
BTW: To deaden vibration noise, etc. I hang the fan from 2 springs at the top of the window. I noted that with the fan running I could feel air being sucked in from outside around the sides of the fan so I've made a clear plastic shroud to block these areas for greater efficiency. I've also taped bits of this plastic on the 4 corners of the inside grill wher some more air circled in & out.
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Moves enough air without becoming super-loud |
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This fan works as advertised, and like any box fan makes some noise when running. I do think it's quieter than the cheap Sears fan I bought 5 years ago, but it probably moves a little less air. Airflow is sufficient to cool a large bedroom pretty well though. I'd recommend giving this fan a try...anything with more airflow will become exponentially louder. I'm not sure though that the Marketadvisory fan at this price is much different than the Lasko fans at some large brick and motar stores for somewhat less. |
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