Derek Cole shows how to save on heating and cooling bills by switching your ceiling fan direction with the seasons. Run it counter-clockwise in summer to create a cooling breeze, and clockwise in winter to push warm air back down from the ceiling.
Are you curious as to which direction your ceiling fan should be in? Well, in the summer it should be counterclockwise. In the winter it should be clockwise. Because in the summer you obviously want that wind chill effect, right? In the winter you want the hot air that's on top of the ceiling coming down to your living space so you can lower your energy bills on the heating. So use that ceiling fan as much as you can to help prevent high energy bills.
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